In light of the upcoming Veteran's day

I was just wondering how many service members out in the TW are 3rd gen owners. Also, what branch has the most owners? Has military experience influenced your decision to purchase a Toyota like it has mine? Me: Navy, enlisted, special warfare mechanic, drive, repair, and modify Toyota Hiluxs daily. I've been doing this for a while now, and honestly we put those trucks through hell on a daily basis weather it be training or in a deployment setting. That's what really got me into Toyota trucks...... I completely understand and acknowledge that a Tacoma isn't a Hilux by a long shot. Thought it might be fun to see what branch has the most 3rd gen owners. Thank you to everyone who served and currently is! AMERICA!!

Cheers!!
-Logan.

 

Part of the tiny sliver of the chairforce that acts in a combat role. I just needed a truck I could throw my kit/ruck in the back of on the way to/from training

 

Army vet, got a third gen Toyota because it had the most features I wanted from all the mid size that were available and to me, the nicest interior and ride. Looking back, I should have got a full size but didn't realize it then.

 

10 Years Navy. Don't think it influenced my purchase.

 

CC or PJ? Thanks for your service!!

 

Neither, and thank you. No thanks needed

 

Check, well whatever you are involved in i appreciate it. I only mentioned the other 2 because those are the only 2 from the Air Force I've had the privilege to work with.

 

It's all good, no offense taken

 

Posted a poll for S&G's

 

Retired Air Force with a combined total of 35 yrs active and res. Just wanted a smaller truck.

 

22 years active duty Navy, joined in 85 and within a year had my first Toyota truck. Retired in 07 and am now in the civil service still working for the Navy. In all that time, 30+ years I've always owned a Toyota truck, just bought my 5th in last winter.

My service had nothing to do with my choice of trucks, I just like them and they've always done what I needed them to do.

 

Awesome man! Great career. Don't forget to vote, Army and Air Force are currently beating us lol. Not that I'm competitive or anything

 

Navy here almost 12 years but that was so long ago. No influence on my purchase.

Jim

 

3P0?

 

Civil Engineer in the Air Force, 9 years 10 months. Medical discharge. Drove chevy work trucks while stateside, knew I did not want a chevy.

 

8 yr Navy Vet, 32 yrs DoD Aircraft Mechanic working with Active Duty Air Force and Air Guard presently. Service had no impact on my purchase. Tks for this post.

 

16 years in.. still a bit to go.. wouldn't trade it for nothing.

 

TACP is my guess.. lol and Global confirms!

 

Ha, yeah you got me. As far as the polling I feel like I should be able to vote twice since I work with the Army more than the Air Force

 

Yeah, you should know too, there's a JTAC bar in K-town