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Driving a tanker near Qui Nhon, I was riding shotgun, two men on a bike,riding along side had a granade,shot the SOB,Thought they were going to throw on top of tanker. Now magazine,it was on seat. Turns out they were two South Vietnamese, Tere lucky day... True story. SP4 ROY RALSTON 1966-67.
- SP4 Roy Ralston
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Uarriving at naval station Treasure Island in San Francisco bay, I was reporting to reserve boot camp, and my dad, a reserve commander was driving. I observed a chief petty officer wearing gold insignia and hash marks and asked my dad what that represented.Seeing that the chief had the crossed keys of a storekeeper (supply), he said "Twelve years of undetected crime". Later I found out that after twelve years of good conduct ribbons, you are entitled to gold braid, it was my father's dry way of looking people in the supply business.
- ignats korfotch
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Captain John Paul Jones stood on the blood-soaked, burning deck of his sinking ship. The Captain of the British ship asked if he wished to surrender. Captain John Paul Jones drew himself up to his full height and answered "I HAVE NOT YET BEGUN TO FIGHT!"
...and a Marine Sharpshooter high in the rigging said "There's always one son-of-a-bitch who doesn't get the word!"
- Jerry Kinsey
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She was Sooooooo Blonde
She thought General Motors was in the army.
- al beebe
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A Corporal was complaining that he was not promoted was
told that he had no tact. He asked what that was and his LT. told him its the art of saying something but not directly. "Here," said the LT, "is a telegram that Private Smith's mother died. Go tell him." The Corporal ran out, blew his whistle and lined up the platoon. The Corporal than ordered "all men whose mothers are alive take one step foward" and than he barked "not so fast Private Smith."
- sy
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Pentagon found had too many generals and offered early retirement; would get $10,000 for every inch between any two points on body; his choice.
1st one (AF) meas. from top of head to tip toes; was 6' and got $720,000.
2nd one (Army)used up stretched arms to toes; was 8' and got $960,000.
3rd one (Marine) said, son, measure from the tip of my penis all the way to my testicles, and with protest,told general to 'drop em' and began to measure.
"Good grief", he cried, where are your testicles?
"Vietnam," the general replied.
1st one (AF) meas. from top of head to tip toes; was 6' and got $720,000.
2nd one (Army)used up stretched arms to toes; was 8' and got $960,000.
3rd one (Marine) said, son, measure from the tip of my penis all the way to my testicles, and with protest,told general to 'drop em' and began to measure.
"Good grief", he cried, where are your testicles?
"Vietnam," the general replied.
- Don Ward Navy
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A Sergeant driving a jeep encounters a Colonel, stuck in knee deep mud. "Is your jeep stuck, Sir?" asks the Sergeant. The Colonel tossed the Sergeant a set of keys and said, "No, your's is."
- B.B. Yarborough
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A Republican Guard company and the first Sgt. addressed them. "We have been ordered to change our underwear. First platoon change with second platoon. thrd platoon change with Headquarters platoon.
- Stewart Diamond
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Two marines were securely dug in their foxhole which happened to be only 30 feet away from three VC who were securely dug in as well. No matter how they try to shot-up each side, no one is getting hit. One marine thought of a strategy to attract the enemy out in the open . He whispered to his buddy to give him a common or famous Vietnamese name. Nguyen he whispered back. Cover me he said and then hollered,
Hey Nguyen! A VC head popped out and replied Yah POW! I got one, his buddy counted. Try again. Hey Nguyen! Another VC head popped out, Yah POW! I got two now, his buddy claimed. Try again. So the Marine called out .Hey Nguyen! No response this time. The Marine called out again and louder and still no response from the third VC. Well, the VC somehow figured out the treachery and he called out Hey Bob. No response from the Marines. Hey Jack, no response, Hey John Nothing. In desperation, the VC called out, Hey Joe . Is that you Nguyen? Yah! POW.
Hey Nguyen! A VC head popped out and replied Yah POW! I got one, his buddy counted. Try again. Hey Nguyen! Another VC head popped out, Yah POW! I got two now, his buddy claimed. Try again. So the Marine called out .Hey Nguyen! No response this time. The Marine called out again and louder and still no response from the third VC. Well, the VC somehow figured out the treachery and he called out Hey Bob. No response from the Marines. Hey Jack, no response, Hey John Nothing. In desperation, the VC called out, Hey Joe . Is that you Nguyen? Yah! POW.
- Gus DeGuzman
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Two marines were securely dug in their foxhole which happened to be only 30 feet away from three VC who were securely dug in as well. No matter how they try to shot-up each side, no one is getting hit. One marine thought of a strategy to attract the enemy out in the open . He whispered to his buddy to give him a common or famous Vietnamese name. Nguyen he whispered back. Cover me he said and then hollered,
Hey Nguyen! A VC head popped out and replied Yah POW! I got one, his buddy counted. Try again. Hey Nguyen! Another VC head popped out, Yah POW! I got two now, his buddy claimed. Try again. So the Marine called out
.Hey Nguyen! No response this time. The Marine called out again and louder and still no response from the third VC. Well, the VC somehow figured out the treachery and he called out Hey Bob. No response from the Marines. Hey Jack, no response, Hey John Nothing. In desperation, the VC called out, Hey Joe
. Is that you Nguyen? Yah! POW.
- Gus DeGuzman
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While watching an air show at an air-to-ground an F-16 fired its mini-gun at a ground target. The guy who was with me kind of jumped and said, " what was that". I replied, " its the air brakes, their slipping". On my honor, this is a true story.
- geezer
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When we arrived at one of our overseas locations to begin a three month plus tour, the crew already in place would return to our home base. We always received a lot of ragging from them because they were going back to their families and the stateside conveniences, whereas we faced months of separation and spartan facilities.
But, in spite of the teasing, we were good sports and helped them pack and get out of our way.
Every crew member, without exception, had a bag of dirty laundry (the last few days of a deployment were always wall-to-wall parties, leaving no time for laundry). It may be only one change of clothing, but still there was always the bag.
While helping the departing crew, we would slip a pair of women's panties or a bra, or a lipstick stained shirt (all of which we had brought with us) into their laundry bag!
The ragging and teasing we got was nothing compared to the grilling they got from their wives and girlfriends when the laundry bags were opened back home!!
But, in spite of the teasing, we were good sports and helped them pack and get out of our way.
Every crew member, without exception, had a bag of dirty laundry (the last few days of a deployment were always wall-to-wall parties, leaving no time for laundry). It may be only one change of clothing, but still there was always the bag.
While helping the departing crew, we would slip a pair of women's panties or a bra, or a lipstick stained shirt (all of which we had brought with us) into their laundry bag!
The ragging and teasing we got was nothing compared to the grilling they got from their wives and girlfriends when the laundry bags were opened back home!!
- Bruce Bailey
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A part of the RB-47 preflight ritual was chinning on each engine and looking into it. The pilots usually checked the two outboard engines, which did not require chinning themselves. They let (made) the younger, more agile copilots do the chins and check the other four engines. One day, a new copilot confessed to the old AC that he had no idea what he was looking for when inspecting the engines. The Old Head told him he wasnt looking for anything, he was checking for echoes. He was told to shout Yoo Hoo into each engine and listen for an echo. If he got one, it was a bad engine. For a while (until they got smarter) you could hear YOO HOOs coming from all over the ramp and see new copilots hanging from engine intakes. That came to be known as the Yoo Hoo Check.
- Bruce bailey
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We were stopped at a traffic light on the road leading from the air base to the highway into the city. When the light changed, the woman at the head of the line attempted to go, but her car had somehow slipped out of gear. She raced the engine furiously, trying to make the car go. An old Line Chief in the car behind her hung his head out the window and hollered, "That ain't no airplane, lady, you gotta put it in gear, the fan won't pull it.
- Bruce Bailey
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Riding shotgun in a tanker, two Vietnamese on a bike, along side of us,one had a hand grenade which I thought he was to throw on top of tanker, shoot the S.O.B. but no clip in my M14,turns out they where South Vietnamese soldiers,there lucky day.......
- Roy Ralston
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