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I want a remake of COD Original Trilogy

Call of duty 3 america music

Call of duty 3 ❤

I was stationed there 1965-68. 601st TCMS. The only planes there at that time were a few C-47s from the Air Cavalry, but we had Mace missiles for part of the time.

I just wish that there was a version of the last track without the screaming Russian commissar.

So the enlistted men who drive the alert crew trucks, get left behind to be vaporized, atomized by the megatons?

I was there 1965-68, 2134 Comm Sq. This brought back so many memories. The background music was perfect for the video.

Same, yet it was basicly a movies named enemy at the gates...

Well remember no notice SAC alerts. Even better at Minot in winter at 0200. And nobody was awake to film it. So just take my word for it.

Mi primer cod grandes recuerdos mejor historia y realismo a los hechos históricos. ❤

Eu tô com algum problema, toda vez que escuto eu fico em alerta mkkkkkkk

My name is John Warner, and I was a Sergeant in the U.S. Air Force, which I was in from 1965 till 1969. I Spent some of my best years , here at Sembach AB, in the 2134 Comm Sqdn, from September 1966 to September 1969. Having been born in Northern Germany in 1945 and emigrating to New York City in 1953, this tour was “Going Back Home“. I loved the Air Force and would have made it a Career Move, had it not been for the fact that I was an Aircraft Mechanic, for Pan Am, in New York City, at Idlewild Airport, which later became JFK International Airport. I joined the Air Force in 1965, after getting my Draft Notice, since I always wanted to do a stint in the Air Force, knowing that I had to fulfill my Military Obligation. After returning Stateside in 1969, I went back to Pan Am, as a Aircraft Mechanic, at JFK, until “The Handwriting was on the wall, about the longevity, or lack thereof, of Pan Am‘s survivability, and was given an offer to start at Delta Air Lines, in 1991, with all of my Pan Am seniority, since I had experience on Pan Am‘s Airbus A-310 Aircraft, that Delta wanted to buy, and that they needed qualified Maintenance Personnel for. THAT WAS A “NO BRAINER“, knowing Pan Am’s financial situation and I moved to Atlanta, with my wife , Kathleen, whom I had married in 1989. I worked there, for Delta, till 2017, having now accrued 54 years combined seniority, and only retired then because of Kathy’s failing health. We had moved to Fort Lauderdale in 2008, since our daughter lived there and had our first grandchild. We had also bought a cabin on Lake Champlain, near Plattsburgh New York, in 1990, just down the road from Plattsburgh Air Force Base shortly before Transitioning to Delta, in Atlanta. From 1991, through 2017, I commuted , weekly, from either Ft. Lauderdale, or Plattsburgh , to Atlanta weekly, to go to work. I loved the “commuting“, since I loved to fly, free of charge, non-reving. I did this for the next 26 years, until I retired in 2017, due to Kathy‘s failing health. Kathy “left us“ in 2020, due to Lung Cancer. With my Yorkie, Bentley, I spend winters in Ft. Lauderdale, and Summers in Plattsburgh, actuallly, Port Douglass, on Lake Champlain, just south of Plattsburgh. Job wise, between Pan Am, the U.S.Air Force and Delta Airlines, I have lead a Charmed Work Career and think about Sembach Air Base and my time there every day!!!!!

What base? My dad might have been there at this time

This should've been the theme for the whole series ngl

Volunteer 2024

This level was hard as fuck

This is a Lutheran hymn called “Thy strong Word”

1976-78. Great time there

PURE nostalgia...

"Well done comrade. Looks like I found myself a new spotter"

5 year old me circling back to the same sewer for the 12th time:

My parents moved when I was being discharged, so I was doing everything on my own. I was paying rent, tuition, books, and car payments while struggling. I worried about becoming homeless. I applied for corrections with the DOJ/ BOP. There was no test, just a written application, and I got hired 3 months later. What a shit job. On the midnights I had 188 inmates to myself. That's the tour we did building maintenance, cooked two meals (1400 trays), and got inmates ready for transports. Inmates never bothered me. Fellow staff were rats and snitches. The city police hated us because so many CO's get arrested or play cop. They wrote us parking tickets while we worked. It took me three years to get out of there. I don't recommend corrections to anyone. It's as much LE as being a school crossing guard.

Estou ansiosamente esperando o remaster desse jogo.... xbox vai fazer isso pra nós os fãs da franquia.

El call of duty de mi infancia

Весь экипаж на стуле с газетами сидит или спят сидя.. А у нас в Советском союзе в шахматы играют😌😆 Ох уж эти постановочные ролики!😀 Миру мир!

My childhood! <3

The first cod I ever played. Those were the days.

I can barely see the lnd gear

NKAWTG........ Nobody !

When you're walking through an abandoned mall taken over by nature

It sounds a lot like Pentecostal Christian Harp hymn No. 530 🤔

1968 was the peak year for U.S. inventory of Nuclear Warheads with it's Nuclear Triad Forces at Max strengh. Then is was gradually and foolishly dismantled to the shadow of it's former self to what it is today.

The most hardest mission

This theme always touching me,facing this giant of iron and start walking through this bridge with the sounds of explosions and gunfires all around was truly epic

Great pics! Was just down the road at Ramstein 81-85 and visited Sembach frequently.

You forgot 12 coast gaurd with gu drawing action

SCHARFSCHÜTZE!!!!!!!

NOSTALGIA

Certainly different from the newer vids, since these use Middle Easterners lol

What is more American than being a WW2 soldier using a AA gun to shoot down German Stuka planes on your own. When victory is assured we place the American flag to signified victory is won and are ready to take the fight on German land?!

Till today last mission of Remagen bridge could be the most difficult mission of all Cods, no health kits, no Check points, no Ammo, and lots of MP40s Enemies = 100% bad time Legendary Game...

This was what it was like at Schilling AFB when I was there during “Alerts”. Very tense and anxious times. Thank God we never had to deliver bombs with the B-47’s. Dad

This first game and one of maybe a handful of games that i was able to finish completely. I'm not an avid gamer, but wow, finishing this last mission and seeing the last sequence of news reels of victory, man it was something else

Straight bussin

Straight bussin

I have one too my grandpa gave it to me as a gift when I was in first grade still have it to this day very amazing we all have a bit of N&W in our blood!

Everything about this game was phenomenol. I played it a lot when I was younger and I still love it.

Man I sure hope I get a rifle

Nostalgia

The first one in line gets a rifle and shoots the second gets the rifle after