> marquisdejolie said on
07-08-2009 at
19:10:
The only constant in life is change.:)
> mistygoatrix said on
07-08-2009 at
00:13:
Neat idea you had for your kids. I was at Ft Sam in 1989, and we just visited San Antonio this past weekend. Yeah, a lot changes in 20 years, but I didn't realize just how much. The old Bravo 187 barracks look really worn down as does the Academy. A few barracks buildings were torn down and a gazebo-type structure went up. And, what happened to the running track? It just looks like a field of dirt. Weird to see it so changed. Guess that's life.
> marquisdejolie said on
04-25-2009 at
02:13:
My pleasure.:)
> encorey1 said on
04-24-2009 at
21:16:
Sir,you don't even know what good you've done,I was stationed there 92'-93',and loved it,a lot of memories,I was 91bravo,I would give anything to see 232nd batallion echo co.,or even the hacienda,hell,I'll settle for the e-club,also wanted to say sorry for your loss,thanks for the memories!
> marquisdejolie said on
03-02-2009 at
03:59:
It is. The new hospital is huge.
> VTEC4LYFEGunny said on
03-02-2009 at
03:42:
im currently enlisted in the national gaurd heading out 2 basic this summer. my mos is a wb68 or combat medic so i'll eventually end up @ ft. sam houston for my ait. looks like an okay place
> marquisdejolie said on
12-01-2008 at
02:04:
My pleasure. They were talking about closing Ft Sam down for a while, but built a bigger interservice hospital instead.
> joeasmythe said on
11-30-2008 at
00:23:
I was stationed there in the summer of 1954, and also 5 days at Ft.Bliss (or Ft. Blister, as we called it then) . Dis a ton of plastic surgery , guys from the Korean War. I have always wanted to see this again, Thank you.
> marquisdejolie said on
11-17-2008 at
17:16:
Cool!:)
> elevatorsfan said on
11-17-2008 at
15:46:
I was bron there too at old brook!
> marquisdejolie said on
08-19-2008 at
08:13:
More coming.
> jfleshdprop said on
08-19-2008 at
01:09:
Yep, that is a lot of dead people.
> marquisdejolie said on
07-16-2008 at
21:15:
I see. Thanks.:)
> cabguysa said on
07-16-2008 at
21:09:
FYI, Ft. Sam Houston National Cemetery has graves dating back to the Spanish-American War. That would explain the many headstones.
> marquisdejolie said on
04-22-2008 at
07:11:
Ft Sam is a big inter-service operation now. The new hospital is huge! And to think they almost closed that historical fort!
> prettyyounglady said on
04-22-2008 at
06:33:
Thanks for sharing the video you bring back old memories for me. I miss Ft Sam and used to stay on Harry Wurzbach!
> marquisdejolie said on
03-09-2008 at
23:22:
Small world. I've been to Tyndall.:)
> SRProjeX said on
03-09-2008 at
21:45:
Marquis, I am an Air Force Brat myself- born at Tyndall AFB in Florida. I had a chance to see Ft. Sam back in 1992. It was pretty cool from what little I got to see.
> marquisdejolie said on
03-09-2008 at
17:42:
You're welcome.:)
> SRProjeX said on
03-09-2008 at
16:15:
Hey, this vid is really cool and worth a five from this Military Brat. Thanks for sharing.
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