How many military/ex-military people on the board?
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Defence and Civil Institute of Environmental Medicine (DCIEM)
1973-1985
Fleet Dining Unit (Atlantic)
1972-1973
Defence and Civil Institute of Environmental Medicine (DCIEM)
1973-1985
Fleet Dining Unit (Atlantic)
1972-1973
garyteeven
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22 Years British Military in the Army Physical Training Corps leaving as a Warrant Officer and now living and working in Vietnam.
Check out the following link on facebook for an interesting read guys. 10 percent discount on all diving courses for all serving and retired personnel!
HM Forces SCUBA Diving in Vietnam - Resettlement / ELC / Expeds
Regards
Gaz Teeven
Check out the following link on facebook for an interesting read guys. 10 percent discount on all diving courses for all serving and retired personnel!
HM Forces SCUBA Diving in Vietnam - Resettlement / ELC / Expeds
Regards
Gaz Teeven
USN 1971-1979 Top 10% (submariner for you surface pukes and non-Navy types). Out in '79 as RM1(SS) E-6 Radioman.
Still trying to remain submerged as much as possible anywhere in the world.
Harry
Still trying to remain submerged as much as possible anywhere in the world.
Harry
langstonUSN
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currently(and proudly) serving in the united states navy
as a aircrew survival equipmentmen...or for you old salts a parachute rigger
as a aircrew survival equipmentmen...or for you old salts a parachute rigger
caymaniac
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I don't know if I answered already because this thread spans 6 years and has too many pages to read. Company B/ 126th infantry/ 3rd Battalion /training NCO, 71-77. Proud to have served, disappointed in the way our Congress treats our military.
caymaniac
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Welcome to the board, I have a good Brit friend who also was in Brit/military and proud of it.
garyteeven
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I've had a couple of reports of personnel being unable to access my Facebook link refence diving for Mil and Ex Mil in Vietnam. Please feel free to email me direct for further information at garyteeven@hotmail.co.uk
25% of the profits raised are given dircectly to Help for Heroes (Armed Forces charity aimed at supporting injured military personnel) and local charities.
There are many expats here living the dream and in extreme comfort on a Military pension alone and I myself am 1 of them.
If youir thinking of a life style change in a beautiful country where the cost of living is half that of Thailand consider Vietnam.
Kind regards
Gary Teeven
25% of the profits raised are given dircectly to Help for Heroes (Armed Forces charity aimed at supporting injured military personnel) and local charities.
There are many expats here living the dream and in extreme comfort on a Military pension alone and I myself am 1 of them.
If youir thinking of a life style change in a beautiful country where the cost of living is half that of Thailand consider Vietnam.
Kind regards
Gary Teeven
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