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Skratch · May 31st, 2004

Just wanted to say hello.
Name is Mike, spent three years in the service all with HHS 2-18FA 212Brigade, would have stayed longer if I hadn't torn my knees and back up so badly. Loved every minute of it.
Been out 8 years now, worked driving over the road, towing semi's and most recently construction. I rolled a cement mixer a year ago trying not to kill a kid that ran a light in front of me. Since then I've been confined to the house trying to recover from a shattered leg and broken neck.
I've got 4 kids a wife of 9 years and will hopefully finish up my degree in Networking Managment this next year.

Just found the site this evening, but I'm sure I will find it informative and a great place to talk to others with a similar mindset.

Redneck · May 31st, 2004

Welcome to the forum, Skratch, good to have you. I hope you have a speedy recovery.

AFSteliga · May 31st, 2004

Artillery, eh? Well...welcome to the Forums, and hope you have a quick recovery.

Darkmb101 · May 31st, 2004

Welcome, and i hope u recover soon

Redleg · May 31st, 2004

Another Redleg, Great!

Welcome, I hope you'll be ok soon!

Italian Guy · May 31st, 2004

Welcome...hope you'll recover soon. Later!

silent driller · May 31st, 2004

Howdy doody! And I believe I've just realized what a redleg is! Arty!

Redleg · May 31st, 2004

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Originally Posted by silent driller

And I believe I've just realized what a redleg is! Arty!

Hey, we got a live one here..

GUNNER · June 1st, 2004

Hey, welcome, my husband is a mechanic in the canadian Army, and i'm in the Artilley, we always joke that i break the guns and he fixes them

get well soon.

GUNNER

782.matt · June 2nd, 2004

Welcome!

May 31st, 2004	#1
Skratch	Artillery Mechanic here info Just wanted to say hello. Name is Mike, spent three years in the service all with HHS 2-18FA 212Brigade, would have stayed longer if I hadn't torn my knees and back up so badly. Loved every minute of it. Been out 8 years now, worked driving over the road, towing semi's and most recently construction. I rolled a cement mixer a year ago trying not to kill a kid that ran a light in front of me. Since then I've been confined to the house trying to recover from a shattered leg and broken neck. I've got 4 kids a wife of 9 years and will hopefully finish up my degree in Networking Managment this next year. Just found the site this evening, but I'm sure I will find it informative and a great place to talk to others with a similar mindset.

May 31st, 2004	#2
Redneck	Welcome to the forum, Skratch, good to have you. I hope you have a speedy recovery. No boom, no boom, no boom, Amen.

May 31st, 2004	#3
AFSteliga	Artillery, eh? Well...welcome to the Forums, and hope you have a quick recovery. MCpl K. Steliga Ground Controller Wing Operations/Air Traffic Control 14 Wing Greenwood Royal Canadian Air Force Per ardua ad astra

May 31st, 2004	#4
Darkmb101	Welcome, and i hope u recover soon on a permanent vacation....will visit every now and then. see arcade hidden message!!! Life is short and pointless, be happy and live it.

May 31st, 2004	#5
Redleg	Another Redleg, Great! Welcome, I hope you'll be ok soon!

May 31st, 2004	#6
Italian Guy	Welcome...hope you'll recover soon. Later! "Freedom is the sure possession of those alone who have the courage to defend it". Pericles.

May 31st, 2004	#7
silent driller	Howdy doody! And I believe I've just realized what a redleg is! Arty! Whatever was sufficient to get us to this point is insufficient to get us any further.

June 1st, 2004	#9
GUNNER	Hey, welcome, my husband is a mechanic in the canadian Army, and i'm in the Artilley, we always joke that i break the guns and he fixes them get well soon. GUNNER I used to have a handle on life.....it broke off.

June 2nd, 2004	#10
782.matt	Welcome!

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