army boats in boats, my favorites

mars says 

But I cannot see any “army” sign. Can you prove it is an army boat?

Heather says 

Very pretty tones! (But yeah, I want to see the army signs.)

Chris says 

Well, you’ll have to wait till I go back to Hawaii!

Randy says 

Check the Ft Eustis web site. Ft Eustis is home to the Army navy. Or google Army boats.

mars says 

I was just making a joke on the post. Actually, I have served in the army:-)

Chris says 

Mars, I know you were being funny.

Zooyie says 

that is a nice boat

SPC Justin Davidson says 

Yes they are Army boats I spent 6 months in Mississippi where they were built preparing them to be delivered. I can get a picture for you. Oh and I’m a Army Reservist assigned to LSV8 in Baltimore as an engineer and work as a civilian for the Dep. of Army as a full time engineer. So yes it is true, and it rides a lot better than the earlier class

james says 

Well i don’t really care if the boat are army or not i just think your pictures are breath taking and inspiring well done love them can’t wait till you add more.

DeAnna says 

Hey - mars… and those who don’t believe the army has boats…. here’s one for you! The army also has an Aircraft carrier!! My husband has been in 20 years and we’ve been stationed almost every place that has army has watercraft and we didn’t even know until we got stationed in California that the army has an aircraft carrier. It’s decomissioned and gets pulled out to sea by a tug so they can use it for training… but they have one!!

Tom Brooks says 

Oh yes, the U.S. Army has boats. I trained at Ft. Eustis and spent a year in Viet Nam (Feb. 68- Feb. 69)with 5th Heavy Boats on LT (Large Tug) 1957 and also a LCU (Landing Craft Utility) in the Mekong Delta supporting the 9th Inf.