On 4/19/2011 6:47 AM, wrote:
I used to know a gal from Hornell,New York.That was back around December
1969 when I worked part time at a Krystal hamburger restaurant on Terry
Road.
Her New York accent, she pronounced box as bax.A Seargent (Seargent
Funk) in our 114th Aviation Company ammo supply unit at Tan Son Nhut was
from Mechanicsville,New York.
Everytime I stepped into that office to dial a phone number to let a
certain office know we had a load of ammo sitting on the Hard Stand, I
always had to say, WORKING!
cuhulin


WINNING!

CS

That telephone in that office was for Official Business, ONLY!
Seargent Bates had told me before the first time I hauled a pallet load
(with a forklift) of ammo to that Hard Stand and when I step into that
office to Always say, WORKING! Then I would dial that phone number and
then I hop back on that forklift and get on back to our ammo dump.

///Hey, Mope, Mope, Mope///
Whatchoo you want now, Sang?

http://www.tsna.org
cuhulin

On 04/19/2011 08:49 AM, wrote:
That telephone in that office was for Official Business, ONLY!
Seargent Bates had told me before the first time I hauled a pallet load
(with a forklift) of ammo to that Hard Stand and when I step into that
office to Always say, WORKING! Then I would dial that phone number and
then I hop back on that forklift and get on back to our ammo dump.

///Hey, Mope, Mope, Mope///
Whatchoo you want now, Sang?

http://www.tsna.org
cuhulin

On Apr 19, 12:21*pm, dave wrote:


If you're wrong, you'll have to answer to the Coca Cola Company


I want one of those cool CRM-114 radios.

On 4/19/2011 1:26 PM, DEFCON 88 wrote:
On Apr 19, 12:21 pm, wrote:


If you're wrong, you'll have to answer to the Coca Cola Company


I want one of those cool CRM-114 radios.

Talk about a strange love of electronics!

Regards,
JS