All About Pocket Knives

jerryd6818 wrote: ↑Mon Feb 27, 2023 10:16 am Got a kick out of this one. How true it is.

Good one Jerry, laughin my butt off.

I'm actually a SAK guy!
Some military. Some tact.
Some pocket knives, not really collectable except for 2 or 3 scout ones.
Usually have thread The Little Knives for Christy and other novelty ones.

Welcome aboard Tony glad to have you here. Take a look around the website
and then show some pictures of your knives. Thank you for your service.

SSG
United States Army
2012 to current
OEF 12-13
Ft Jackson
Joint Base Lewis McCord
Landstuhl Regional Medical Center
Natick Research Development Capabilities Command
Smith Barracks Baumholder

Welcome aboard Doggie. Glad to have ya.

Slugnut45 wrote: ↑Sun Jul 23, 2023 11:58 am SSG
United States Army
2012 to current
OEF 12-13
Ft Jackson
Joint Base Lewis McCord
Landstuhl Regional Medical Center
Natick Research Development Capabilities Command
Smith Barracks Baumholder

Welcome to AAPK and thank you for your service...

Willie Palm
USN, USNR 1971-1976
Viet Nam 72-73
Aviation Ordnanceman 2nd Class, AO2
VA-82 NAS CECIL FIELD, Jacksonville, FL
A-7C and A-7E birds. 1972-1974
VF-201 NAVY DALLAS USNR
F-8J Birds
Coming out of the fleet into the "weekend warriors" was quite a switch. Those clowns had no clue.

1965 to 1968. Army, Basic and AIT Combat Engineers MOS 12B40 ( SGT) Leonardwood Mo. Germany 1966 to 1967. Vietnam 1968.

We've had so many new people here, maybe there are some vets among you that would like to share your service with us.

Just honoring today the memory of fallen friends. PFC Mike Orash USMC, PFC Curtis Harman ARMY, Sp4 Thomas Ball ARMY, PFC Dennis Dale ARMY ,
CPL Donny Lorber ARMY, PFC Emmett George ARMY, PFC Mike Muller ARMY. SP4 Paul Burrier ARMY. R.I.P. Friends and comrades. John

Here's to you, Dad.

21 years USAF

Guys I hope you don’t mind, but I have to brag a little here. I don’t know how many seen this on the news recently, but my son was honored to be one of the casket barrers for this long overdue laying of rest. In the added picture my son is carrying the front right corner (so the one on the left as you are looking straight ahead).These young men do these funerals day in and day out. They take this job very seriously. This is the same crew that was honored to receive the 4 soldiers that died in Lithuania several weeks ago. I am proud that he is part of such an honored group.
https://youtu.be/sUb7kJyrnkY

A reason to be proud.

doglegg wrote: ↑Wed Jun 11, 2025 2:56 am A reason to be proud.

Thank you sir

That's high honor! Also a great picture!

orvet wrote: ↑Thu Jun 12, 2025 3:21 pm That's high honor! Also a great picture!

Thank you sir.