Greeks in the Military
 

Today is Veteran's Day. No matter what your personal or political thoughts on current day issues, it is important to remember those who have served and are currently serving in our nation's military.

Today is a day to remember and think about all veterans, but on this forum, I'd especially like to honor those who wear or have worn their uniform AND their Greek letters with great pride.

If you know the name, GLO and time-in-service of a Greek-affiliated soldier please feel free to list their info below so that we can all thank these men and women for their sacrifices.

Iris

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Captain Heather Herbert
JAG Corp
Currently stationed at Camp Liberty, Iraq
A Kappa Delta Sister

DaffyKD

She's lurking around here somewhere...

Amanda6035
Alpha Xi Delta
Navy
She completed her service and then colonized Alpha Xi Delta at her university! Very special young woman!

My husband served 6 1/2 years active duty in the Army and 1 1/2 years in the Ohio National Guard. He is a Gulf War (Desert Storm) Veteran, a proud Phi Kappa Tau, and I am a proud wife!

Go ARMY!!

Me!!!

txdiva
Alpha Phi Omega
Air Force
Active Duty; 8 1/2 years:D

My Big Sister and GC member, Cele!

"GPhiBLtColonel"

Lieutenant Colonel, United States Air Force
Now retired after a "long time"! :cool:


Happy Veteran's Day *and* Happy Founders Day to my Big Sis!

.....Kelly :)

mightymike is a Marine! So, I guess it's Sergeant mightymike? :p

He hasn't posted in a while, but he lurks, so I'll include him in this list. :)

Jeremiah Hull, Lt. Army, Iraq

Lonnie Nelson, Lt. Army, Iraq.


Bryan Winterringer, Spec. 2. Air Force., finally coming back to USA after being in Iraq.

Melody Wintterringer, Spec. 3. Air Force, previously Stationed to Iraq and Married to Bryan.

The two above are My Best Freinds Kids, Bookem Dano and like Family To Me!:)

Will get to be with them Christmas!!!:cool:

God Bless Those that arew There in any War Zone, and The Veterens who have Fought for Us no matter where!

That is Why I Proudly Display a American Flag out side My House on a Pole!:)

This also Includes :

Chester Earp, Army WW II
Charlse Young, Army, WW II
Gene Goldsworthy, Marines, WW II, 13 Purple Hearts.
Max Goldsworthy, Army, WW II.
Ed Anderson, Marines, Viet Nam.

These are all Relatives of My Immediate Family who I have admired for many years for their Dedication!

May all Of OUr Men and Women Be safe!:cool:

It's double celebration day for me founders day and Veterans Day

Air Force Officer almost 4 yrs.
Deployed for five months last yr in support of OIF/OEF

Me too.

6 years active duty as an Amry Sergeant, last 8 months in the WA national guard.
Spent a year in Iraq for the first rotation and narowly avoided going back last month LOL

That is funny b/c I am doing everything I can do to get there. I am working on trying to get my NAV slot and then I would be there all the time!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Thanks... It's good to see at least some people remembered today's significance, honoured the veterans, and morned those whose life was cut short....

I actually feel a little guilty that my unit is there but I am also glad, I have 3 kids and it would have been a struggle to figure that all out with the hubby's job :)

adpi*nurse is currently being mustered out of the Army after a few years' stint in Germany. And don't think she had it easy - that's where the severly wounded go, after triage in Iraq!!

Anita Dec is in the Air Force (a major?) from my chapter.

This is also the day my one grandfather died. I wasn't yet born, so I obviously didn't know him - but he wasn't a greek!


A huge Thank you!! to all Veterans, living and dead, who have served our country - willingly or not. Each of y'all need a pat on the back - not just today, but every day!!!

Brotherhood of Arms
 

I Am a Proud Veteran, Thank You
National Guard (Enlisted)
Army Reserves (Enlisted)
Army of the United States (Officer)
A Co. 2/9 Inf Regt "Manchus"
7th ID (L) - Ft. Ord, CA (Back in the Day)

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Captain Howard J. Perl
Pi Lambda Phi
US Army, 17 years
Currently stationed at Camp Taji, Iraq

I'll hafta include myself...

A1C Charles E. (Chuck) Corway, USAF
52nd Services Squadron, Spangdahlem AB, Germany
1985-86

Currently SM (senior member without grade) (will be reinstated to 1LT as soon as my previous cadet and senior member service paperwork is sent up the chain), Texas Wing, Civil Air Patrol.

U.S. Navy Veteran checking in here. (USS O'Callahan FF-1051 and USS Henry B. Wilson DDG-7)

I also know of several LXA brothers serving currently in the military - and members of other GLO's.

May God bless them all.

got one linesister in Iraq (Army) and another on the way (also the Army)

The user BlueNGold, who's an APO Brother from Kappa Psi chapter, served in Iraq last year.

Here's a thread about him from the APO forum, with some pictures.

ETA: Looks like the picture page is no longer working.

:D My mom called me on friday and said "I'm proud of you" and I was like "Um....what for?" and as soon as the words were out of my mouth I realized what she was talking about.

For the record, I was an IT3 (E-4) onboard the USS Rainier AOE-7 stationed out of Bremerton, WA from 1999-2003. Ship decommissioned 2 weeks after I separated and is now a part of the Military Sealift Command.

Went to Alpha Xi Delta's national convention over the summer and got to meet a fellow sister - Rear Admiral Mimi Drew. It was great....except for the fact that now in our chapter scrapbook there's a picture of me with her and my face is red from having been crying. Oh boy!:(