George Stiles:  

Salutations All, I am married to my beautiful wife Yvonne and my daughter Samantha is 23 and she worked full time as a professional tattoo artist and was going to college part time and now she has resigned from work to go to college full time in the medical field. Sam is married to a Sergeant in Special Operations and lives on Fort Campbell with her husband Robert. My son George III which and he has followed my lead and is stationed at Fort Campbell and will deploy to OEF in October 2014 and return from Afganastan in October 2015. George III is married to Lillie; and they have a son; born in September 2014, however he will still be on mission in 2015, just like when he was born while I was in combat at Mogadisdu, Solomiala in from May 1993 to November 1993. I served in the military for the last 25 years. I am currently a retired US Army, First Sergeant, (E-8). I now live in Tennessee, near Fort Campbell. My career field was is in Logistics and I was formerly a Transportation Company First Sergeant and deployed my company of 162 soldiers to Iraq on the first phase of the ground war in March of 2003 and returned 162 soldiers to their loved ones without accident or incident, injury or capture ... the culmination of 25 year carrer and training them for 2 years prior to taking them into combat. As for now, I graduated from Bethel University where I studied Business Management and Organizational Development. I enjoy reading, writing, physical fitness and riding my Harley(s), and for an undetermined reason ... I keep taking college classes and hope to stop sometime around a PhD, otherwise I may just be a life time student. I just started back to college again, this time taking a Private Investigator course. I'd like to specialize in finding missing persons. I was offered a job by the federal government when I retired and worked for them for five years, but every time I worked, along with my retirement pay, it just kicked me in a higher tax bracket, so I resigned and now I just do whatever I want which is usually projects and I just finished a Victory Red 50th Anniversary Z06 Corvette and currently I am restoring a 1984 C20 pickup truck with a 454 ci engine & 700R transmission. I have aquired a 1970 CST / 10 Pickup Truck for my next project. However, that maybe delayed since my son needs a new power pack in his Dodge Ram Charger, that came with a 318, which are normally bullet proof. I have a 360 laying around that would fit in his truck like a glove. However, 318's are internally balanced, and 360's are externally balanced. So, I know B&M has a flex plate that could be installed between the engine and transmission, but to me, it is better to just weld the 120 gram weight to the torque converte...Expand for more