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S1X · 04-13-2011, 08:36

3/5 SIGDET SFC Steve L. my Detachment Sergeant, forget the SIGO's name.

ODA 593 C/3/5 MSG Rick W. Team Sergeant

When I arrived to GRP the first thing I saw was a bunch of older gentlemen on riding lawn mowers, pushing mowers, and whacking weeds. I walked up to one of them, didn't know rank cause their BDU tops were off, and asked for directions to Bn S1. He pointed the way, shook my hand saying, "Welcome to 5th Mech" and smiled. I said, "thanks sergeant". He corrected me, "It's SGM".

I miss that about Group and the Teams, you all did your share and you had fun doing whatever with your brothers.

Also, if anyone knows Tony P. "Bucket-head" from 594 back in the day. I am wondering if he is doing ok. He patiently taught me how to shoot a pistol to a higher degree as well as advanced my knowledge on commo.

04-13-2011, 08:36	#112
S1X Quiet Professional Join Date: Apr 2011 Location: Broomfield, CO Posts: 28	1994-1995 3/5 SIGDET SFC Steve L. my Detachment Sergeant, forget the SIGO's name. ODA 593 C/3/5 MSG Rick W. Team Sergeant When I arrived to GRP the first thing I saw was a bunch of older gentlemen on riding lawn mowers, pushing mowers, and whacking weeds. I walked up to one of them, didn't know rank cause their BDU tops were off, and asked for directions to Bn S1. He pointed the way, shook my hand saying, "Welcome to 5th Mech" and smiled. I said, "thanks sergeant". He corrected me, "It's SGM". I miss that about Group and the Teams, you all did your share and you had fun doing whatever with your brothers. Also, if anyone knows Tony P. "Bucket-head" from 594 back in the day. I am wondering if he is doing ok. He patiently taught me how to shoot a pistol to a higher degree as well as advanced my knowledge on commo.
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