Hello Folks, Im new here.... Found your forums while looking up info On Dr Aryck AKA Aryeh AKA Lynette Nusbacher... I saw some of your posts on this individual and i was pleasantly surprized and Quite amused... Im a 37 year old Career infantry officer in the US Army... Im Also the father of a 3 year old world war 2 war birds fanatic... My son Collin can tell ya what is a P-47 (OR JUG) as he calls it. A P-51 Mustang. a P-38 and the F4u Corsiar and the Sptifie LOL. We frequant the airshows in the summer... Ive been a world War 2 buff since i was about 7 beleive it or not.. My Mom Wouldnt let me read comic books at that age, So i brought home the book The Oral History of World War 2 by Robert Leckie from the library.... She objected to that Untill My father intervened and said "AT least he's learning something", lol.. As a small boy i was a bit odd. Most boys looked up to the football heroes and the action stars in the movies. I looked up to my uncle Who was a paratrooper in the a/1/502nd parachute infantry regiment. 101st Airborne division... he participated in the Normandy. Market garden jumps... and was wounded and shipped Home during the battle of the Bulge... in jan 1945. I Guess me becoming a soldier was in my blood... I enlisted as An infantry rifleman at age 17.. I spent 6 years as an enlisted man Serving In the 2nd Infantry division. 82nd Airborne division and B/3/75th Ranger Regiment... I Got out of the army in 1995 And attended college while going thru the Army Green to Gold program. Getting MY BA in history and My commision as a 2nd lieutenant in the Infantry... Ive served in the 11th Armoured Cavalry regiment as a Mortar Plt leader. the 325th Airborne infantry regiment of the 82nd Abn as a Company Executive officer and a Rifle company commander... Now I teach Army ROTC courses At Butler University here in indianapolis Untill i get reasssigned or Deploy again which ever comes first LOL To All the combat veterans in the forum... Thank you for your service and sacrifice and My freedom..
welcome aboard mate a very fine place here..you will enjoy your stay cheers krieg thankyou for giving your time to your country
Glad you joined. I'm sure you"ll soon meet some of our finest rogues. I'd love to hear more about your uncle's story.
Welcome Mortman. I think you'll find that more than a few of Rogues here here are "a bit odd" Welcome aboard! :S!
Welcome Mort! This is a great place and you will have a fine time here! Many thanks for your many years of service in the military. We appreciate it! Cheers!
