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Are you an active duty, retired member, or a veteran of the US Armed Forces or Canadian Forces? RX7Club is proud to recognize its members who served or continue to serve our nations' combat teams with a new addition to a member's tagline - a "Veteran" status banner. This rollout is perfectly timed with the upcoming Veteran's Day on November 11!
This is what each banner will look like (you may also notice it under my profile name too): Updated Veteran Banners for each recognized branch of service, effective 14 Apr 2021.
This banner is available for all forum members who serve(d) in the Canadian Forces, US Army, US Air Force, US Coast Guard, US Marine Corps, and US Navy. If you are on active duty, retired, or a veteran then please respond to this thread by requesting the appropriate service banner. Then, one of our Administrators or IB Staff members will add the usergroup to your profile.
An example to request the banner: "I would like to add the Navy Vet banner to my profile, please!" or "Army vet here."
You may also share a photo (in good taste - no Abu Ghraib or disparaging photos) and/or a short description of how long you served and what MOS/NEC/specialty you held. This is NOT a requirement to get the banner. It is just for bragging rights and learning something more about each other.
My thanks to all who served and all who continue to serve!
Last edited by Gen2n3; 04-14-21 at 05:34 PM.
Reason: Updated new banners, effective 14 Apr 2021.
An example of a brief description and photo, should you choose to share:
I'm a retired Navy Vet. Served from Jul 1990 - Jul 2016. My rate was Aviation Electronics Technician (AT) and retired as a Senior Chief Petty Officer (SCPO) (equivalent to E-8 for other branches).
Observing flight operations onboard USS GEORGE H.W. BUSH (CVN-70), Nov 2011.
Thanks for sharing the photo! I should have an iron-on crow floating around a storage box.
We'll get your banner taken care of shortly.
I was surprised that the ex-America was scuttled from weapons tests. That's a shame! The Spruance had some longevity. I think she was a part of a carrier battlegroup that I was a part of but don't recall. Maybe it's time to crack open a cruise book?
Thanks for sharing the photo! I should have an iron-on crow floating around a storage box.
We'll get your banner taken care of shortly.
I was surprised that the ex-America was scuttled from weapons tests. That's a shame! The Spruance had some longevity. I think she was a part of a carrier battlegroup that I was a part of but don't recall. Maybe it's time to crack open a cruise book?
ASROC (approaching Mach 1,...trainer, due to the day-glow orange stripe on the torpedo). Circa about 1978, USS California CGN-36. Taken from the flying bridge. Film,...it was not an easy picture and is NOT photoshopped.
Glad you got to see it! Todd.
All requests completed. Thanks for waiting, everyone!
wetminkey,
That was a cool shot! Was the camera's shutter clicking away? I think the California was part of the Vinson Battle Group during my Westpac '94 deployment. I always appreciate the vintage photos.
DocHoliday89,
It's good to see some Coast Guard representation on the forum! Thank you for your service!
11-07-19 | 09:51 PM
