Army 24 Yrs/1month, 7 Yrs Civil Servant and still going. Own a 2012 Grand Sport.

I know no one joins the military for money or rewards, but I think every Military retiree should be GIVEN a new Vette, they certainly earn it for putting their lives on the line and honoring our Country on a daily basis. Just my thought.

26 years air force 1964-1990 10 years contractor for air force 10years Homeland security TSA RETIRED JUN 30, 2012 TOTAL 46 YEARS enjoying d vet and grandkids

USAF 23 yrs

F-4 Udorn RTAFB
B-52 Blytheville (Sac)
FB-111 Nellis NV
A-10 Nellis NV
F-16 Torrejon Spain
F-15 Eglin FL
C3
C6

Military Retiree
 

USAF-22 years/2005 C6

I didn't retire, but I put in 6 yrs USN 77-83, STG2. Looking back while talking now & then with my cousin & best friend who did their 20, MSC, SM1 respectivly, I should have stayed as well as I'd have been 'retired' in 99. But the constant away on deployments was straining my marriage & I left to save it.

The old saying holds true, which is "if I'd have known then what I know now".

USAF served but got out early!
 

I spent 4 years 5 days in USAF and told them I could starve better on the outside and I did. I got a BBA degree in accounting AND have not looked back! I had a high school buddy who went to AF Accademy and then flew F4's and did the same and became a medical doctor after spending 9 years in AF. :flag:

I LOVE the way you think!!!

US NAVY Retired!!

Not retired...yet!!! If I don't promote this year I will retire 28FEB2014. The counter has started. 25 years and counting...fingers crossed!!!

24+ years active Army. Retired CW4 Apache instructor pilot... flew Cobras too.

Thanks to all who have and are serving still.

And a big thank you to all of you that appreciate our service!

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Retired SgtMaj - 30 yrs USMC
6 yrs with civil service supporting the MH-60R/S helicpoter
On Vette #5 and hopefully not done.
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U.S Army retired. 29 years, 3 months -- infantry officer. 17 years DoD contractor.

Currently, "grandpa."

A salute to all who have served. Ours was the "...road less travelled by...."
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Hats off to you sir. Thank you.
Great looking cars too.

USAF EOD retired - working as a contractor for these young EOD hero's - it feels so good to give back - its not a job when you love what you're doing.

USAF, retired in 94, E-8 with 24 years as air traffic controller. I too, seen numerous countries; just about all the Asian countries. Got my first vet, an 87 in 92 before I retired. But after retirement, the Vet bug bite hard and I'm on my fifth one, 2010 GS. It's the best one out of the bunch. In the last year I have tracked it three times; twice at Summit Point and last fall at VIR for a three day session. Was running with 911's, BMWs, and other brands and had more fun then allowed! I'm glad to see all the vets that have a corvette. Everyone enjoy the fun and pride of owning this great American made sport car.

D Kiser
USAF E-8 Retired

USN - retired in 1985 at 42 :)

USAF - medically retired at age 27 after 4 years of service (i know it doesn't count... but had no choice) but still working for DOD defending fellow soliders and the USA.

A "specific government AGENCY"....in Columbia, MD....hmmmmm, let me think about this..:confused:

And SURE, IT COUNTS!!

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it's late... must of not been thinking... LOL please reword. :D

20 years USAF Jet Engine Mechanic. 9 years Civil Service.

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