What Was Your Rank?

[JimmyFingers]

Push-button E-5

Push-button E-5??? What is that?

[CraigSmiley]

Did my turn in the rice, and rain, as a combat medic.... Left honorably as an E-5...1967
It crossed my mind to stay in, but I figured I did what the United States Government
asked, instead of running to Canada... That being said, I'm proud of me...

[jbenton757]

Sergeant First Class - Retired
USA - Infantry

[BuzzKiller]

TM2/SS (E-5) as the Ships Armorer a.k.a. Small Arms Petty Officer

[RickD6023]

USAF Captain

[Mahan0331]

Corporal (E-4), Machinegunner USMC - Aug '01-'05. Iraq '03 (OIF I) & '04 (OIF II).
Kilo Co. 3rd BN. 7th Marines, 1st Mar. Div
Fallen Brothers:

Cpl. Kerns, Lcpl. Vangyzen, Lcpl. Lugo, Medal of Honor recipient Cpl. Dunham, Lcpl. Torres, Gysgt. Fontecchio

[Major USA Ret.]

I served 26 years. I was a lieutenant-colonel serving in the Pentagon when I got a great job opportunity on the outside. To retire in grade I needed 3 years. I had 2, so retired with rank of Major. Turned out to be the very best for my family so it's OK. Any of you out there serve with AFRTS? I was the XO of AFN in Germany and the Commander of SEB, the network for Italy, Sicily and Sardinia. AFRTS, now AFN does a great job for all troops and their families overseas and does it well. Still going strong too!
Maj. USA (Ret)

[702XD45]

I'm still active duty but I'm an E-5 (SSgt.) in the Air Force.

[Head Dragon]

I am a disabled vet who served in the US Army for 9 years, 18 months of which were oversees which included a tour in Vietnam. I was both Jumpmaster and Flight Commander and was honorably discharged at the rank of Captain. On a very personal note, I wish to thank all those men and women who served and are serving in our Armed Forces. I know I am not alone when I say your sacrifices to protect us all are greatly appreciated.

[BacSi67]

Spec 4 (medic). 1 tour RVN 1967.
BacSi