Hi all. I'm a 15 year Army Veteran (Cobra Pilot) operating a military technical advising company here in LA. Check us out at www.militarytechadvisor.com. If you need any help on a project. Drop me a line, give us a call. We're always looking for something to do. Best to all of you!!!
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Hello Mike, thanks for your service--and the link!
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From one veteran to another, thank you for your service, Mike! It's a pleasure to meet you!
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Nice to put all that money from uncle sam from training to great use, i often see errors and sometimes they listen...
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Thanks for your service, Mike. You too, Jake!
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Thanks RB!
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Thanks Mike military men are always willing to help my husband was a jarhead "USMC" himself I support all military personnel if there is anything I can do for YOU please let me know.
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Thank you for your service Mike. My brother is a retired Army colonel and we have great respect for the courage needed to be in the military. Nice to meet you here.
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Thanks everyone for the gratitude. It's been a pleasure serving. Have an awesome rest of your weekend.
Same to you, Mike!
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Hay Mike welcome to the site. I am a former 93P20Q2 (aircraft dispatcher, life support qualified). I did 5 yrs active Army, stationed at Edwards AFB, working Army Flight Test. Then got recruited by LAPD, and left Active Duty and went ito the Army Guard as NCOIC of Flight ops at Los Alimatos. Then to Avn BDE as an NCOIC of A2C2. Later I transfered to the Air Guard as a C-130E Flight engineer (one tour Iraq/Afganistan). I now have a small prop/wardrobe company Aviation, Military and Police Movie Props (ampmovieprops.com). Please let me know if I can be of any assistance.
Ah, I remember the days of loading Photosonic high speed cameras onto Cheyenne helicopters at five in the morning with the props spinning above my head, trying to get perfect settings and tie securing wires with a combined wind chill factor that made it difficult to even think. This was done on Hearst Estate land in Hunter Liggitt. Temporary duty with no previous training on the gear...but plenty of down time playing with the Arri's and watching Shaft in the makeshift theater... If the power went out it was usually because someone was drunk and drove into a power pole in the hills.....never got to see the whole movie....
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Mike, Jake, John and Andre.... you guys ROCK. Thanks for being there for your countrymen. Even though I live in Canada... I did live in the U.S. for five years and love my neighbors. Wish you all the best year EVER in 2015.
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Much appreciated, Sylvia!
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awesome!! THANK YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE!!!!!!!!!!!!!