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Permalink Reply by Dane on July 16, 2008 at 9:20pm

My name is Dane Alexander Mettam and I am a Marine. I've been an atheist for a few years now. Right now I'm just training for my MOS as a 2847. I'm from Crown Point, Indiana. If anyone wants to know anything else about me just let me know and I'll answer.

Permalink Reply by amanda alexander on June 18, 2011 at 1:34am

My husband Mike Alexander is from crown point indiana, You may know him o.O Not sure what school he went to but you are about his age. He is also an athiest and was in the army as a radar repairer.

Permalink Reply by Joseph R. on July 17, 2008 at 12:10pm

My name is Joseph Reilly. I served in the USMC from '94-'00. I was a field radio operator (2531). I am from Happy, TX and currently reside in Deep Run, NC.

Permalink Reply by Ernie on July 17, 2008 at 11:41pm

Hey I'm Ernie, was in the Army as a 19D. I was in for 3 in a half years and am in the reserves now as a 21W.

Permalink Reply by Tracy on July 18, 2008 at 1:33am

Hi, I'm Tracy and I'm a Former Sailor. I joined the Navy in 1983 and retired in 2004. Now I'm a contractor working for Joint Forces Command. When I was enlisted I was an Electrician (EM) and then a Computer Hardware Technician (Data Systems Tech, DS.) After getting commissioned I was an Electronics, Communications and Informations Systems Officer. My best tour was aboard the USS MILIUS, an Aegis Destroyer, where I served as EMO (Electronics Material Officer), during the latest war. I'm from CA originally and now live in VA. I've been an Athiest for as long as I can remember.

Permalink Reply by Drew on September 4, 2008 at 1:03pm

Hey Sylvain. I'm a reserve infantry officer in BC, and was an NCM for a decade first. Have you ever had any problems about religion in the Regs? I know I haven't in the reserves. I make an obvious point to not bow my head for mess dinners or parades, etc, and within our small group of unit officers a few of us are atheists, one is agnostic, and the others don't talk about it. It's a very secular atmosphere, all things considered.

Permalink Reply by Tim Garrett on July 18, 2008 at 5:17pm

Hi, I'm Tim. I was raised an "Air Force Brat" but I'm not serving now. However my son is currently serving in the Army Infantry. We have one 15 month deployment to Bagdad over and another coming.

Permalink Reply by Forrest Green (VorlonGuyverOss) on July 19, 2008 at 1:18am

Hi, my name is Forrest Green and I was active duty Air Force for 5 years 6 months 3 days and now currently serving as a Traditional in the South Carolina Air National Guard at McEntire JNG base in Eastover, South Carolina.

Permalink Reply by Larian LeQuella on July 20, 2008 at 11:05pm

Nom de plume is Larian LeQuella. My callsign is Lunk. USAF zero stationed at Eglin. Been in 19 years (since 1989), atheist the whole time (Well, my whole life really). I guess if you just go to me personal web page and blog, you'll learn all about me.

Been an atheist my whole life really (tried xtianity when I was like 15 and just couldn't stomach it, although it got me a bit of pussy, but that's another story!).

Permalink Reply by Robert on July 21, 2008 at 7:59pm

I'm Rob, I was a soldier atheist from '95 until '03 where I made the leap to bonafide Foxhole Atheist. I gave it all up in '05 when I realized the policy was kill all the muslims you want but thats it. C'mon can't I pop a few christians too? Joking of course, there were a hundred small reasons, none of which would cause me to get out by them selves, but added all up, it let me know that maybe I would be happier somewhere else, and I truly am.

As for my MOS, I was a 98G Russian/Serbo-Cro linguist and all around pain in the ass, just ask my soldiers ;)

Glad to talk to anyone and everyone out there so feel free to drop a line.

Permalink Reply by Tonya Wynn on November 5, 2010 at 11:51am

I know little about the militart. Are you suggesting that our current wars may be religious wars? I've suspected it, but mainly just from the every day average voter, who accepted or liked those wars.

Permalink Reply by amanda alexander on June 18, 2011 at 1:40am

I like what you mean. And i personally learned arabic so I could understand the muslim religion better just because you can't fight what you don't understand, most christians don't understand that.

 

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