Military Titan Talk Members

[Gonpostal]

Army, 4 years, 11 bang bang infantry. 2 tours in iraq. now im just a mail man

[08TitanXE]

24 years Marine Corps, transportation & logistics, retired in Apr 2004 as a 1stSgt (E-8)

[supertitan]

Hey sammy sorry bout your dogs losing to bama, but r o l l t i d e r o l l !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1

[supertitan]

Sfc 21 yrs u.s. Army maintenance supervisor, 101st airborne division (air assualt). "the only air assualt division in the world"

alabama native, tuscaloosa

[kanger328]

Army Infantry here. Had to park my truck...deploying to Iraq later this year. I'd much rather be driving my Titan than a HMMWV.

[supertitan]

Well just make it back in one piece with your comrades. Save your money for some new mods.

[Politicalbiker]

I am not invovled with the military, but plan on doing so. But, I think I would be most useful being perhaps a mechanical engineer for the military. I would love to start designing and building vechiles used in active duty -- Any suggestions?

Perhaps some of you vets can point me into the direction I would like to go? What would you suggest doing if you were in my posistion?

Any opinion's given I would be thankful for.

-- Kyle.

[supertitan]

Well call your local army office ask for advice, helps if you have a degree already or some college in that field.

[supertitan]

Remember our military is conected to our civilian sector, department of the army gives the specs of what we want, and contract it keeping most of the jobs right here in america.

[USN HM 350Z]

Originally Posted by Politicalbiker

I am not invovled with the military, but plan on doing so. But, I think I would be most useful being perhaps a mechanical engineer for the military. I would love to start designing and building vechiles used in active duty -- Any suggestions?

Perhaps some of you vets can point me into the direction I would like to go? What would you suggest doing if you were in my posistion?

Any opinion's given I would be thankful for.

-- Kyle.

Then you dont want to join the military, as we do not build our own vehicles. Companies like GM among others build them.

[supertitan]

Yeah we don't but we still need great mechanical engineers. Army strong!!

[masterbeatty]

3 years and counting AD USMC. Marine Helicopter Squadron 1 or HMX-1. We Fly the "MAN". No tours in Iraq or Afghanistan, but countless Sunday afternoons spent carrying **** Cheney.

[cp.16]

4 years in the NAVY aboard the USS Enterprise (CVN-65)
92-96 Brought her from the yards to a 6 month deployment in the Persian Gulf.

[Politicalbiker]

Originally Posted by supertitan

Remember our military is conected to our civilian sector, department of the army gives the specs of what we want, and contract it keeping most of the jobs right here in america.

If you were to take a guess, how much of a military vechile HAS to be specced? I could understand armorments, but would it also greatly restrict "new" ideas? Like for example, NOT using a cyclinder powered engine and replace it with... lets say, a rotary powerplant?

And thank you for the suggestion, I will be sure to find out more about what I can do for us. Us, as in US.

I will have to figure out a couple personal things before I make the call. As far as my SSN. I am not an immigrant, but I have a couple things that I need to work out legally. I doubt they will let me go anywhere without knowing all my information.

--Kyle.

[SFCIngrum]

OK Service members past and presesnt, interested in joining IRC VK56 Spec Ops?

All you have to do is ocntinue to give the military a good name by helping others and be performance minded. If you are interested send me a PM letting me know and tell me what branch and I will give you instructions and send you the avatar for your branch.

John