US Air Force, 1977-1981. I worked on F-4s & A-10s. I was stationed in England & went TDY to Germany & Italy. I loved England. Great beer!
US Navy 1992-2001. Seabees can do!
I wanted to, but a severe back injury at 19 rendered me unfit for military service.
Curently United States Air Force Nurse Corps, from 2003 and counting, formerly USAF linquist.
Nope. Gay. It got me out of Nam.
Yes, IDF (Specifically, IAF)
Mandatory military service, y’know.
U.S. Air Force. 14 years. Got out in 1999.
Marine Corps Reserve, active duty for one day during the 1965 Watts riots in LA. We were activated mainly to protect the weapons and ammo in our armory at the Santa Monica airport. The next day it was clear the riots were pretty much over and we were de-activated and left for our two-week summer camp at Twenty Nine Palms.
I had two good friends who were twins, one gay and one straight. The gay one got drafted and served his two years. The straight one got drafted and pretended to be gay and was considered unfit for service.
I served 4 years in the Army 1967-1971. I never served in Viet Nam.
No, but like many others, my father was a career Army officer and we followed him around the globe.
United States Army, Active Duty for 6 years & 6 months.
United States Army Reserves, drilling Reservist, 13 months.
United States Navy, Active Duty, 13 years & 6 months.
United States Navy, Fleet Reserve.
United States Navy, Retired.
Naah.
It never really was an attractive option when I was of age to join up. In South Africa. In the 80s. For obvious reasons.
Did my compulsory 8 months in Finnish Defense Forces. It was quite boring, but I learned a few social things and got a good friend out of it so it wasn’t a total waste.
US Army '92-'96. Arabic lingust. Best job I ever had.
US Marine Corps, 1995-1999.
Dodged the draft in 1968 and joined the Navy.
Eventually retired with 20+
Hawaii, Florida, Bahamas, Spain and Italy.
US Army from 1988-1992, Field Artillery Counterfire Battery.
I have a SLEW of relatives that served in WWII, Korea, Vietnam, Gulf War, Iraq War, Afghanistan…with the older generation being all career officers and the younger being all enlisted, including myself.
13 years USArmy
I did the same thing in '67. First duty station: Danang, RVN. 
Ha. I bet you were shaking your fist at the irony of life on that one!