Remember this line you walked. At least that's the way it was back 64........
Remember this line you walked. At least that's the way it was back 64........
2013 Tri-Glide with a few extras
Vietnam Vet 66 / 67
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If you lend someone $20 and never see that person again, it was probably worth it.
Sure do......1965..........
Lackland AFB 1966
Stallion #406 // 2013 Tri-Glide
Yep, I remember.
Ft. Jackson 1972
You don't quit riding because you get old.
You get old because you quit riding.
Mike & Shirley
Navy was the same ... Great Lakes 72 ... except ... I remember more guns ... hmmm .. must be getting old ...
I remember the big tough guy in front of me fainting Amarillo AFB Tx 67
There were some rumors of Guys flinching and ripping their arms..... I never have seen that, But then again after i got the shots i never hung around to verify it....
The teargas tank was worst what with the punch in the stomach to make you breed some in before you could get your gas mask on......And the Chlorine tank was down right dangerous but they made sure you had the mask on first and just cracked it a little to get a whiff, They didn't want to kill you before Charlie had his chance........
Sometimes a Cigar is Just a Cigar.....
2019 Tri-Glide.......
i flinched one arm and had a 1/4 in cut no biggy they just put a bandaid on it.
Stallion #406 // 2013 Tri-Glide
Still doing it @ Great Lakes circa 78'...
Isn't it weird that in AMERICA, our flag and our culture offend so many people...but our benefits don't???
Boot camp, Orlando, FL 1976 They were using the air gun injections their too.
2017 Harley Davidson Freewheeler (107 cu.in. vivid black).
I was properly the one the Corpsman giving you the shots. As a first Class I was in charge of immunizations. Just got back from Nam, I was made to stand down while waiting to attend a C school. We use to keep count of how many shots each of us gave. But once you hit over 3000, it became monotonous.
Nuc
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