U.S Air Force 1995 - Approx 2019

Only bases that allow hunting on them are in Alaska,that I know of, tried for 7 yrs. to get stationed there.

USMCfrom '96-'00. Stationed at Naval Security Group Activity Northwest: FAST Co.(Chesapeake, Va.) Naval Air Station North Island (Coronado Island, Ca.), Camp Lejeune and many "other" places that I never "officially" visited.

USMC here. '93 - 97

Okinawa, 29 Palms, Camp Lejeune and Camp Devil Dog training young boots how to fight like an Infantry Man. I was also a Rifle Range Instructor.

Oh and I still miss it every single day I wake up.

Phirst

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Simp, thanks for the watchful eye. I think it was a huge mistake when they took the Marine security forces off of the carriers.

I know Oceana NAS (Virginia Beach) used to allow bowhunting on the base. I am sure other base do, as well.

U.S. Army Military Police
Ft. Mclelland Alabama( no longer a base)
Alpha co. 87
1998-2002

USMC from 91 - 95
Had Bootcamp at Parris Island, trained at 29 Palms, spent a year on the rock (Okinawa), and ended up at Camp Lejeune. Did some training in Puerto Rico, Wisconsin, and Mt. Fuji Japan. Great experience, I would do it all over again!! Semper Fi.

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I flunked my enlistment physical in '71, so I didn't get the chance to serve. Did my bit for the military by becoming an aerospace machinist and making lots of aircraft and missile parts. Guess most of those missile parts got turned into shrapnel in Desert Storm. Good shootin', flyboys!

My son is currently serving in the Army. Just out of basic and is AIT at Ft Gordon in the 442nd Signal Battalion.