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« Last post by chief yogi on July 27, 2026, 08:28:29 PM »
joe had his problems but he did ok running the track. now cumberlands management takes every penny to the bank. nothing gets put into cumberland. no new track will ever get built. last i heard was an excuse of not finding land. first tracks got its name from the first track development. they have land to build everything. except the track the horsemen were promised. only 1 year at cumberland was the deal.
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« Last post by andrew on July 27, 2026, 08:27:10 PM »
FYI
my time
basic,, no KP, plenty of inspections
fort gordon, zero KP, formations every morning, couple inspections
fort sill, wasnt there long enough to remember, lol
fort hauchuka, lots of KP. for some reason ssgt dint like me,, lol
2 years germany,, zero KP, one formation [1st day],, one inspection
if yer buddy did more i can only say
'whyy'
thanks for posting
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Post of the year. Beyond a doubt!
it certainly ranks up there with the best
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« Last post by rainman2 on July 27, 2026, 08:24:53 PM »
Yes, you can enlist directly for a culinary role in the armed forces. Each branch—such as the Army, Navy, and Coast Guard—recruits specifically for food service and culinary specialist positions, provided you qualify on the entrance exams and the job is open in the enlistment system at your time of processing.
GoArmy.com
Enlistment Process
Meet standard age, citizenship, and medical requirements.
Take the ASVAB test and score high enough in the required aptitude area (such as the Operators and Food category for the Army).
Request a job-guaranteed contract for the culinary rating through your recruiter before you sign.
GoArmy.com
Training and Duties
Complete standard basic training or boot camp for your chosen branch.
Attend advanced technical training focused on volume cooking, baking, nutrition, and kitchen sanitation.
Prepare and serve meals in garrison dining facilities or during field operations.
Army National Guard
If you'd like, let me know:
Which branch of the military you are interested in (Army, Navy, Coast Guard, Air Force, or Marines)
Whether you want to look into active duty or reserve options
I can help you find the specific ASVAB score requirements or enlistment incentives for that branch.
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« Last post by rainman2 on July 27, 2026, 08:22:13 PM »
FYI he musta hung with franke, lol
thanks for posting
The person who told me is 'quite a few years younger' than JF! Thanks for posting.
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« Last post by andrew on July 27, 2026, 08:20:19 PM »
FYI, it was the army!
Thanks for posting.
FYI he musta hung with franke, lol thanks for posting
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« Last post by rainman2 on July 27, 2026, 08:13:49 PM »
my only way to think that could be correct. he had to been navy or air force. army and marines were trained for matters that didnt concern KP
we can agree to disagree
thanks for posting
FYI, it was the army! Thanks for posting.
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« Last post by bello on July 27, 2026, 08:13:18 PM »
John FRANK ARMY been postin for years.
Lets say 40. AND AT 4 DIFFERENT SITES,AND INCLUDIN plop FOR LAST,wAIT SINCE THE BEGINNING.
john frank army MUST SAY. yOU CURRENT fucs ARE THE dullest,MOST unintelictual,stoooppidist
boring shits ON THE planet.
i GET KNOW HOW TRACKS die AND horseracin sites die WITH moronic shits LIKE YOU peoples.
none OF YOU queers no ANYTHIN BOUT racin OR bettin.
yOUR ALL LIKE THE guy IN "let it ride" THAT DROVE A cab.
yOU people ARE totally pathetic.
Post of the year. Beyond a doubt!
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« Last post by andrew on July 27, 2026, 08:10:22 PM »
my only way to think that could be correct. he had to been navy or air force. army and marines were trained for matters that didnt concern KP
we can agree to disagree
thanks for posting
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« Last post by rainman2 on July 27, 2026, 07:59:09 PM »
whoever you chatted with i feel sorry for if he had to do all that
anything else ?
thanks for posting
All I know is that I got the information directly from someone who actually served!  We can agree to disagree on this! Thanks for posting.
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