American Civil War Game Club (ACWGC)

Wow, small world...I was there '91 - '95 as well, but I was a snipe (Gas Turbine Tech) so was kept pretty busy...and the time I wasn't working was spent as far away from the ship as I could get. [:p] My EAOS was May 8th, 1995. We probably walked / drove past each other many times...often times I stayed in the rental rooms over on the sub-side as living on the ship was a drag.


As a side note my daughter was just born this month, May 9th...I was really hoping for the 8th. [:D]

LGen. Hamilton
II Corps
ANV, CSA

boilertech, check the very first response to this topic.

MG D. Groce
AoP
V Corps
2nd Division
"Into the breach"

I left the islands on May 24th, 1995. Guaranteed we had to have shared a small boat to Ford Island or stood in line at McD's!

Loved having a barracks room with being on a sub. Could'nt imagine having to live onboard full time like that. When I've had to be on ships in my Reserve duty (most recently this spring on USS Blue Ridge) that drove me nuts...

You'll have to let me know what the local hang outs for you were. Spent plenty of time at Moose's and The Wave in Waikiki.

Was last in Pearl in 2005 - it's changed alot since we were there...

Congrats on your daughter! Fudge the birth certificate, nobody will know! [:D]


General Jeff Laub
Union Chief of the Army
ACWGC Cabinet Member
http://www.geocities.com/laubster22/UnionHQ/

Does anyone ever use Google Earth, or Yahoo Maps to look st the places we were at so long ago? They sure do change a lot over time.


Gen. J. Cuneo, CSA
Army of Alabama, Cmdg



"Then call us Rebels, if you will. We glory in the name. For bending under unjust laws,
and swearing faith to an unjust cause, we count as greater shame."

Hey Rich,
My dad was a Tin Can Sailor also, he retired as a Chief Torpedomensmate. He was on the U.S.S Johnston during the battle of Leyte Gulf.

Respectfully,
Lt. Gen. Gery Bastiani
III Corp
AotM CSA



"If there is a shell or bullet over there destined for us, it will find us" - General James Longstreet

I served 3 years in the British army(infantry) taking in two tours of Northern Ireland and plenty of beer in Germany[:D]

___________________________
1st lt Stewart Crisp

3rd bde
1st division
xiv corps

New Talley
Army 13-143[:D]
Navy 11-115[B)]
USMC 6-51
USAF 4-66
FR.CAV. 1-1


LTC. Charles Babb
COLD STEEL!
6th Brigade,3rd Division
XXIII Corps
Army of the Ohio

Sir,

Put me down for 5 years in the USAF, Captain Intell analyst. FTD WPAFB Dayton Ohio from 1982 to 1987.

Lt Gen Joseph C. Mishurda



Lt General Joseph C. Mishurda,
"Killer Angels"
VI Corps, AoS, USA

I think we need a recount, there being a bias on the side of the Army[:D]. Must of gone to school in Florida and learned how to count votes there. 1 Navy 2 Army, 1 Navy 3 Army.....etc [:p]. You need to add the USMC into the Navy column since they are a part of the Navy [:0], but don't tell them that [;)]

Respectfully,
Lt. Gen. Gery Bastiani
III Corp
AotM CSA



"If there is a shell or bullet over there destined for us, it will find us" - General James Longstreet

Wait a minute here[;)]. You only want to claim the Marines when you need them. Any other time their like the red headed step child in the corner[:0]. As long as their quiet their OK[8]. Give me a real good solid reason why they should be added to your numbers. I would like to hear what the Marines say about it?[^][V] I failed math[:o)][xx(]

LTC. Charles Babb
COLD STEEL!
6th Brigade,3rd Division
XXIII Corps
Army of the Ohio

US Navy 72-76
US Army National Guard 80-89.

The quickest way to start a bar fight is to tell a Marine he's part of the Navy. The truth is the Navy is nothing more than the Marine Corps taxi service. They get us there and we do the rest.[:D]



Gen. Ken Miller
1/2/VI
AoS

Exactly. A taxi and hotel service.

Ken, I grabbed your flag! You might see it again, soon.[:D]

<b><font color="gold">Ernie Sands
General, Commanding, Army of Ohio

ACWGC Cabinet Member
ACWGC Records Site Administrator
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Add a bit more for the US Navy....

1966-70 - Three years floating around VietNam...about a year state-side....VF-151 CAG 15 USS Coral Sea

Go Navy....



Huzzah,
Lieutenant Colonel Jerry D. White, USA
5th Brigade 'old unmovable'
1st Division
II Corps
Army of the Potomac

The simplest explanation is the best. - Occam's Razor
-but-
Simplicity is not proof of truth.

Ohio Army National Guard - Infantry Scout Pvt E-1 to Sgt E-5 1979-1984. Cincinnat, OH

Oklahoma Army National Guard - Company Clerk Sgt E-5 1984-1985.
Miami, OK


MajGen Al 'Ambushed' Amos

The Union Forever! Huzzah!