3xx-xx-xxxx social security number lol...Originally Posted by John Sukey
On that note, how many of you remember your serial number? RA16516196
i still have my rubber stamp and ink pad for putting laundry marks on my uniforms...
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3xx-xx-xxxx social security number lol...On that note, how many of you remember your serial number? RA16516196
i still have my rubber stamp and ink pad for putting laundry marks on my uniforms...
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AF16433003 (non-SS#)
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RA18847225 Sir!
"No man's life, liberty, or property is safe, while Congress is in session." Mark Twain
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I believe it to be the last for digits of the persons SERVICE NUMBER, not serial number. This is what I was told upon entering the service. Serial numbers are on weapons. FR19672477
Last edited by JimW in Ore; 05-05-2013 at 06:48.
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Nice helmet. Does the liner have a little hole center front. If it does it may be original to the helmet. Original liners with the webbing and swet band intact can be almost as valuable as the helmet!
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First I was ER18868176. "ER" stood for Enlisted Reserve, then RA18868176 when I went "Regular Army". "US" proceeded the service number for Draftees, and NG was used by National Guard. Then came the Social Security number.
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14510045
303739
then S/N these were from 1953 until 1973.
Bill
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