Where'd you get your username?

[Rooster81]

I was born in the year of the rooster and the Alice in Chains song, Rooster, fits me to almost a tee.

 

[grunt11]

Grunt was my Hash name in the Wellington Hash House Harriers because I was a Marine Embassy Guard while stationed there. I added 11 with is actually “one-one” or 1stBn 1stMar my original unit in the Corps because someone else already had "Grunt".

 

[Greenlantern11B]

always liked the green lantern as a kid... especially the jl/jlu one. 11b is my mos.

 

[TunnelRat]

11b is my mos.

I thought the Army changed the MOS designation system in the 1980's.

I initially trained as 11b, but did my combat time as 1542 -- Non-Electric-Pop-Up-Target...

 

[Greenlantern11B]

only the navy/coast guard/marines use 4 numbers I believe... no idea what a 1542 is.

I joined as an 11x-Infantry Recruit
Graduated and was assigned 11B-Infantryman
There's also 11C-Mortarman

There use to be 11M-Mechanized infantry
11H-Heavy Infantry(Delta Companys)
11B's just do their job.

 

[grunt11]

A 1542 was an army infantry officer at least from WWII through Vietnam AFAIR. Not sure if they are still using it now.

 

[TunnelRat]

Vietnam-era MOS Codes

00F Drill Sergeant
00G Target Aircraft Crewman
00Z Command Sergeant Major
05B Radio Operator
05E Voice-Radio Operator
0600 Motor Officer
061C "Airplane Pilot, Multi-engine"
062B "Helicopter Pilot, Utility and Light Cargo Single Rotor"
062C "Helicopter Pilot, Utility and Light Cargo Tandem Rotor"
062D "Helicopter Pilot, Medium Transport"
09B Basic Trainee
09C Basic Trainee
09D College Trainee
09S Commissioned Officer Candidate
09W Warrant Officer Candidate
100B Utility/Observation Helicopter Pilot
100C Cargo Helicopter Pilot
100D Heavy Lift Helicopter Pilot
100E Attack Helicopter Pilot
100F "Pilot, OH-6"
100G "Pilot, OH-58"
100P "Pilot, U-8"
100Q Combat Service/Support Fixed Wing Pilot
100R Combat Surveillance Fixed Wing Pilot
101B "Fixed Wing Pilot, Single Engine"
101C "Fixed Wing Pilot, Multi-engine"
101D "Fixed Wing Pilot, Surveillance Aircraft"
102A Rotary and Fixed Wing Pilot
1154 Field Artillery Target Acquisition Officer
1183 Reconnaissance & Survey Officer
1193 Field Artillery Unit Commander
11B Infantryman
11C Indirect Fire Infantryman
11D Armor Reconnaissance Specialist
11E Armor Crewman
11F Infantry Operations And Intelligence Specialist
11G Infantry Senior Sergeant
11H Infantry Direct Fire Crewman
11Z Infantry Senior Sergeant
1203 Tank Unit Commander
1204 Armored Reconnaissance Unit Commander
1210 Armored Combat Command Commander
12A Pioneer
12B Combat Engineer
12C Bridge Crewman
12D Combat Engineer Operation And Intelligence NCO
12F Combat Engineer Tracked Vehicle Crewman
12Z Combat Engineer Senior Sergeant
1328 Engineer Construction Unit Commander
1330 Armored Engineer Unit Commander
1331 Combat Engineer Unit Commander
13A Field Artillery Basic
13B Cannon Crewmember
13C Heavy Field Artillery Crewman
13D Field Artillery Rocket Crewman
13E Cannon Fire Direction Specialist
13F Automatic Weapons Crewman
13Z Field Artillery Senior Sergeant
1415 Chemical Combat Support Unit Commander
1542 Infantry Unit Commander -- Non-Electric-Pop-Up-Target
1543 Infantry Heavy Mortar Unit Commander
1560 Infantry Unit Commander (Mechanized)

 

[Greenlantern11B]

oh.. i forgot about 11z lol 1sg and up.

But infantry officer is 11a now.

 

[berserkerzx]

It's my name, minus the "45."

It means the Hindu god of love. Chicks dig it.

Kama Sutra??

 

[kratoz]

Got it from the game God of War.

 

[kehabouter]

First name kevin, last name starts with HA - since im small, i was named as a gnome which in my language is a kabouter. ke-ha-bouter

 

[ExCompetitor]

I still train but no longer compete,hence the name EX Competitor !

 

[Chavoworking]

Nickname in spanish, the working is for working towards a goal.

 

[Kitavan]

Kitavans are an isolated group living on a island off Papua New Guinea where the Western/ neolithic diet has hardly penetrated. Many live well into their 90's and heart disease, cancer, diabetes, obesity, and high blood pressure are unknown. I have been following the so-called Pacific Islands Diet for some time; for my HST program I am adjusting the calories and macro ratios to that recommended by Bryan Haycock.

 

[Numaios]

Kitavans are an isolated group living on a island off Papua New Guinea where the Western/ neolithic diet has hardly penetrated. Many live well into their 90's and heart disease, cancer, diabetes, obesity, and high blood pressure are unknown. I have been following their dietary protocols for some time and for my HST program I have adjusted the calories and macro ratios to that recommended by Bryan Haycock whilst retaining Kitavan dietary distinctives.

I know well the story of Kitavans and Lindeberg study, it is amazing, they are free of westerns disease even though most of them are smokers. Their diet is high in carbs. I am trying to follow their diet too, but there is not good availability of tubers and roots in my country.

Btw, good luck with HST!!

 

[Nosaj]

My first name is Jason - wish I had though of something more original now

 

[Widgeteye]

I can make my right eye move like a mechanical eye, looking singularly in any direction. Like a widget.

 

[ThatWasAForwardPass]

Any Bills or Titans fan knows where I got mine!! That was a Forward Pass I tell ya!!!!

 

[sprinter91]

Sprinter since I love to sprint and 91 year of birth haha

 

[ThatWasAForwardPass]

eh: response given when complicated answers are required.