David Fullmer
Hello, Fellow members of the #328TH General Hospital! This is SFC David Fullmer. I joined the 328th in 1891, and acquired the MOS of 92B, medical laboratory specialist at AIT. I went with the unit to REFORGER at Neubreuke (sp) in 1987, and deployed with the Unit to Frankfurt, Germany during Operation Desert Storm. I remained with the 328th after its conversion to a Combat Support Hospital in the early '90's. Sometime I recall the 92B MOS was converted to 91K, and the AIT extended from the 4 months of the old 92B to a full year, including 6 months of OJT. This school was restricted to soldiers of the rank of E-4 and below, and as an E-7 at that time, I was not allowed to attend the training and consequently was no longer MOS-qualified. However, the unit sent several senior NCO's in the Ancillaries services back to 91B Combat Medic school in order to qualify us for advancement in rank. I was tasked to be a Platoon Sergeant, which position I held for several years. I had 23 good service years, which qualified me for retirement, which I have enjoyed since my 62nd birthday.
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Hello, Fellow members of the #328TH General Hospital! This is SFC David Fullmer. I joined the 328th in 1891, and acquired the MOS of 92B, medical laboratory specialist at AIT. I went with the unit to REFORGER at Neubreuke (sp) in 1987, and deployed with the Unit to Frankfurt, Germany during Operation Desert Storm. I remained with the 328th after its conversion to a Combat Support Hospital in the early '90's. Sometime I recall the 92B MOS was converted to 91K, and the AIT extended from the 4 months of the old 92B to a full year, including 6 months of OJT. This school was restricted to soldiers of the rank of E-4 and below, and as an E-7 at that time, I was not allowed to attend the training and consequently was no longer MOS-qualified. However, the unit sent several senior NCO's in the Ancillaries services back to 91B Combat Medic school in order to qualify us for advancement in rank. I was tasked to be a Platoon Sergeant, which position I held for several years. I had 23 good service years, which qualified me for retirement, which I have enjoyed since my 62nd birthday.
Branch
U.S. Army
Rank
Sergeant First Class (SFC)
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