Let's Talk BBQ
Welcome Center => New Member Introductions => Topic started by: Phillipslink on February 13, 2015, 09:27:47 PM
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My bride and I have been BBQ'ing for 45 years in country's around the world while serving 30 years in the Air Force and 8 years teaching and coaching Junior ROTC. Mostly on charcoal Webers and other strange setups in Europe, Asia, Japan, Guam, and the Middle East. I switched to mostly gas after my retirement and a few years ago I became a true pellet-head. Using my background cooking with Squadron Boosters and other service clubs at various air shows and veteran events, I cook for large groups as a volunteer, youth events mainly, several times a year. I generally follow Meathead on AmazingRibs, and after reading his and other BBQ reviews I recently discovered Noah's PBC and love it. That's how I discovered LTBBQ ... on a google search for a PBC issue. I love this site.
We travel a lot. The Treager is to big to lug around in our motorhome, so we will be eating PBC pulled pork on Huntington Beach Monday night. Tri-tip at China Peak ski resort the next week. And brisket on the beach in Coronado next month. Living a dream!
Current collection:
PBC
Traeger Little Tex
Jenn-Air 40
Weber Kettle
Olympian RV5500 -Motorhome mounted
Fuego Element Portable Gas Grill
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Welcome from Minnesota. Thank you for your service!
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Welcome from Alabama glad you found us
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Welcome from Southern California and a fellow proud PBC owner!
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welcome from northern cali from a USCG veteran. 8)
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Thanks for serving our country and welcome, from NE Ohio!
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Welcome from a Navy submarine veteran, now from North Carolina.
Art
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Another welcome from Minnesota. And, and another sincere thank you for your service!
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Hello and welcome from NW Ohio. Pam .☆´¯`•.¸¸. ི♥ྀ.
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Greetings from North Texas.
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Welcome from SE Georgia!
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Another NC welcome from another AF vet ;D
Hub
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Welcome Folks!
Did you ever fly out of Robins AFB? it's right here in my backyard almost. We used to have a number of them stationed here
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Welcome from the Philly Burbs, and thank you for your service.
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Welcome from NW Ohio!!! While in security at SAC AFB in Homestead Fla. 1960-63 I guarded a lot of KC 135's on alert duty. Wonder if you ever flew some I guarded! :) Smokin Don
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Welcome from Germany!
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Another Alabama welcome. Thanks for your and your wife's service. Sounds like you are still serving by cooking for youth groups. I am sure we can learn a few things from your cooks.
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Welcome from N. Ontario Canada
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Welcome Folks!
Did you ever fly out of Robins AFB? it's right here in my backyard almost. We used to have a number of them stationed here
Jaxon, I flew threw Robins many times and always stop in to a few BBQ places. In fact, I spent 5 years as a dependent attending Miller Elementary school and Rumble Junior High. I was there for the Cuban Missile Crises. We had a bomb shelter with rations and bags of briquets to cook with. My dad was the B-52 Squadron Commander before he left for Vietnam.
Sure miss that Brunswick stew we would pick up at a drive-in along the road to Macon! I just can't recreate the flavor I remember. Tried throwing in some pulled pork with a little sweat Carolina sauce.
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Welcome from Omaha, NE. You've provided a great service to the country, now enjoy touring it.
I suspect that your signature line is correct, "Nobody Kicks *** Without Tanker Gas."
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Another Canadian welcome ;D
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Welcome from So-Cal and a big thank you for your service.
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Greetings from Las Vegas. ;)
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My career with the Air Force spanned nearly 37 years, Jan 1976-Dec 2012. Active duty, Reserves and Civil Service, as an Avionics Technician and a ATCALS (Air Traffic Control And Landing Systems) Technician.
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Welcome from Houston.