Bill Bremmer WINS#100 - USN
We were going to St. Thomas after Naval Gunfire Support practice off of Vieques, Puerto Rico. You haven't had a real Pinacolada until you've had one in St. Thomas. The image at the right is the USS Macdonough, DDG-39 in Port Everglades.

Todd Hunt WINS#638 - USAF
Here's a photo taken minutes before I hopped on an airplane headed to Iraq before the war started. The other is a photo of how my house was decorated for the 8 months I was gone.

Ralph J. Huntzinger WINS#159 - USA
I have very few photos of those days, but here's a scanned poloroid taken about 1972.                                                                                                                                           .

Ray Larson WINS#21 - USA
Here I am (left & images) right after we arrived in Nam in 1965. President Johnson said on TV we were going to support the South Vietnamese and we started loading 8-inch howitzers on the ships. A Battery 3rd Battalion 18th Artillery. The rightmost image is practicing medicine in a Mountainyard Village without a license.

Derrick Ah Sing WINS#476 - USN
In the left image I'm in the "hotel suit" with a shipmate, Chad. The right image is the USS Rupertus, DD-851 refueling from the USS Ranger, CVA-61. Lots of memories as we wait for Ice Cream in the Tonkin Gulf. The ice cream story: 4 months into our assignment we were taking on ammo and supplies and the Ranger signals us that they had a treat for us....ice cream...and it was high-lined over in 5 gallon containers. One of us had the bright idea of keeping some for the division. So as the ice cream arrived a container of vanilla disapeared into our berthing area, then came chocolate, followed by strawberry. Now came the fun part, there was only 12 or 14 of us and we had to eat all of that ice cream before it melted or before someone found out. Fifteen gallons of ice cream made for one sick bunch of sailors!

Fred Stevens WINS#535 - USA
Official Army Picture of me in 1986 while a Signal Corps Major at Ft. Drum, NY. If you were to see a pic of me now, the first comment would be how skinny I was back then. :-D After 24 years Active and Reserve duty, the Army finally kicked me out in 1992 as a Lieutenant Colonel after I broke my back in a civilian accident.

JD White WINS#7 - USN, USANG, USCGR
In 1969 as an RDSN (image left) aboard the USS Kittyhawk, CVA-63, I received the left image below of a Russian Bear (shown with two escorting F-4 Phatoms) for locating it on Radar first.  The center image below is from the 1974-75 timeframe when as an Air Intercept Controller (AIC) at the Pacific Missile Test Center (PMTC) the F-14 under my control fired the first of a new version of sparrow missile.  The right image below is an F-15 (at PMTC) under my control firing the project's first sidewinder missile.

Robert Wilharm WINS#326 - USA
What did you do in the WAR daddy? Well that's really hard to say son, which war?
In 1944 I had guard duty (center photo) while my dad was doing the important Stuff (right photo). After that my life was pretty well uneventful. I did make Spec 5 in 1966, but photos of that are packed so deep in the cave I cannot find them.