that doesn't ring a bell with me. I don't even know where the old one is. My neighbor--who PCS'd was a Knight; but he worked in Laurinburg. I thought that's where they worked. I'll ask my other neighbors........my entire neighborhood should be in "Enemy of the State" <-----good movie

 

Brian, welcome back from a fellow Fort Bragg Harley biker.

 

thanks Ultra---nice bike. Maybe I'll graduate to one of the "big boys" one day

 

Hey Sarge, just a welcome home from across the "Pond", I spent 9 years in the British "Green", I know how good it is to come home after a deployment[sm=icon_cheers.gif]! The bike looks spot on, how the hell can you sit on it looking so tough, I would be cracking the biggest shiteatin' grin if that were my ride[sm=shades.gif]? Keep it shiny side up!

 

I might work with them. The new Knights building is on Butner just up the hill from the park. My compound is across the street from it.

 

sfcmo357 Welcome home!! We're a military family as well but hubby (Doc) serves down in the deep dark waters. We've got a dear friend who who serves with the same unit you were attached to from Camp Pendleton during your first tour. Ya'll are amazing and we thank you for your service. Stay safe!

 

Boogie Knights----I'm a teddy bear man---that's just the 1SG stare and the look of an ex Drill Sergeant

Abnmarine--I gotcha now....it's crystal. I just left a portion of that community......I did it for a year in Iraq; but I only have 15 years in so I had to come back to Field Artillery to get some 1SG time and soldier time. I don't want to quit yet seeing how I have a good chance to make SGM. The past year was a great experience and opened my eyes to a lot and I plan to work with the civilian counterpart of the job I had.

 

small world docnhula.......that was an experience to remember in 2003 being with the Marines. I can't say I'd do it again; but I'm glad I had the experience.....it felt like thousands of miles from Kuwait into Iraq back then.


Ab!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Nice mustang man