I am proud to have served in your ranks. I served in the 88th ARCOM, DLI, 3rd ID and 3rd SFG(A) in logistics, communications and intelligence positions.
Please, feel free to share something about your or a family member’s Army service in the comments.
3/16FA-1983/1984
2/21Inf(M)-1984/1985
2/29FA-1985/1989
548th S&S 10 th mtn-1989/1992
1981-1982 UTARNG
1995-2001 USAR
Thank you for your service sir. I didnt serve with the Army however, I did serve as a Master at Arms in the Navy and currently a Deputy here in Cali. I am proud of my little brother who is a Sergeant in the Army 4th infantry.
My son served in the 102nd Sapper Co. Ft. Bragg with one tour in Afghanistan, My father served in an Engineering Co. in Korea during the war. God bless them both, God rest Dad’s soul. I love both and am very proud of their service. I did not serve in the Army but have done service with the Navy and Coast Guard and an a deputy Sheriff with 20 years in 18 of which have been on a SWAT team.
Happy 239th, I just pray that the current political climate does not F*^k everything up for the 240th. Thank you all for your service and sacrifice. God Bless you all.
D. Spicer
3rd paratrooper in the family.
Keeping the army tradition going.
2/503IN 173 IBCT(A)
Battle hard!
I spent 20 years in a number of units in the Army.
My great-great-grandfather was the SGM of the 6th US Infantry for the last year of the Civil War.
His great-great-grandfather fought in the US Army in the Revolutionary War.
In between, my ancestors served in the US Navy, and in the Home Guard.
Happy 239th, and thanks, all, for your service!
Shipping to basic training for the US.Army with the week. Its an honor to have a chance to join such an organization.
My first Army Birthday! 😀
My dad was 6th Infantry in the Philippines and New Guinea and I was with 304th Signal, 8th Army. Happy birthday Army!
1989 – 1992 3/27th Inf 7th ID (L)
2005 – 2007 29th IBCT HIARNG
2008 – Pres. 100th TC CAARNG
May the “caisson’s keep rolling along” for another 239 years, Happy Birthday to the United States Army!
USN C T Navinfowaract
INARG HHC 1-151 Warhawks
Currently US Army Railroad Ft. Campbell, Civilian
Shout out to my little brother who is a heavy equipment operator in the Army. While he has not been deployed to a combat zone, he has been sent to do some awesome things such as going to Papua New Guinea to build roads to repatriate the remains of KIAs from WWII and Honor Guard for military funerals.
If any of you were at FOB Andar 11-12 it was this Navy Bubblehead’s honor to have spent nine “interesting” months with you in and out of the wire.
3rd Generation Soldier here.
9th Psychological Operations Battalion (Airborne) 2004-2012
1st BCT, 10th Mountain Division (LI) 2012 to present
I love the Army, even when it frustrates me. This we’ll Defend.
2000-2006 Infantry 27 IBCT
2006-2009 222 MP Co
2010-2020 Forward Observer 79th IBCT
Happy Birthday US Army!
“This We’ll Defend”
It is a day late but Happy Birthday to my fellow Soldiers. I came in the US Army in 1983; then switched to the US Marine Corps for four years; then a seven-year break in service. I came back in with the Army Guard in 98. 9/11 happened and I returned to Army AD.
I never knew as an old doggie, I will go to war three times in Iraq and Afghanistan with the 101st Airborne and 4th Infantry Division and make it to the Warrant Officer ranks. I am still serving and heading to Korea shortly. I spent four years in Germany, so I love serving overseas. Hopefully, I will get to wear Scorpion before my retirement in five years. 🙂 I am pushing 50 but still hanging in there!!!
Older AND wiser means a lot. Thank you for your continuing service.
Thank you AGL. Funny, I ran into a former Marine buddy of mine and he came back in after a 14-year break in service at 40 years old.
2/504th
2/506th
Airborne Instructor