Thank you very much. With all the hippies chanting baby killer at us on the news it's nice to be reminded that there are those that are behind us. So thank you again!
My day job...
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Thank you very much. With all the hippies chanting baby killer at us on the news it's nice to be reminded that there are those that are behind us. So thank you again!
Haha...thanks. I wish my job was as cool as his...I don't blow stuff up or anything fun...I do sneaky ninja stuff at night
I finished all my tests today and am graduating tomorrow as a certified HRST Master! Haha yeah there's nothin like a satchel charge in the morning to get you going.
Come on Josh! Everyone wants to be a migrant ordnance picker! Actually teaching the Afghani EOD school seems to be a pretty good gig. I have no idea what I'm going to do in six years when I retire.
Based on some of the stuff they come up with for IED's it's a wonder they need training from anyone...
I've heard some very bad stories about the pilot's running people into the tree's and stuff like that. I don't think i'd take my chances. It would be a lot of fun though!!
First off thanks for your service and Semper Fi
Where are you stationed ?
I got off active duty 21 years ago and wish every day i would have staid in .
I regret when i got out not going to MPS shipping.
I was a 2145 tank Mech served at TBS Quantico Then went to OKI camp Kinser as fourth ecleon maitenance And Korea for Team Spirit . I was always on some dog and pony duty, except in Korea .
At Quantico despite TBS nickname of take back strips I really enjoyed all the field time and various training in a variety of other MOS's. Thanks for the pics brought back memories of many good times and fond memories.
Where are you stationed ?
I got off active duty 21 years ago and wish every day i would have staid in .
I regret when i got out not going to MPS shipping.
I was a 2145 tank Mech served at TBS Quantico Then went to OKI camp Kinser as fourth ecleon maitenance And Korea for Team Spirit . I was always on some dog and pony duty, except in Korea .
At Quantico despite TBS nickname of take back strips I really enjoyed all the field time and various training in a variety of other MOS's. Thanks for the pics brought back memories of many good times and fond memories.
I got to go SPIE rigging under a 46 over in Okinawa - definitely something I will never forget. I worked on the engines from them for 5 years so occasionally when they needed people for training ops they would call our shop to ask for volunteers.
seabees dont really get to do that much fun stuff
i worked on LA class fast attack subs
the crosssed over to Seebees
i worked on LA class fast attack subs
the crosssed over to Seebees
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Funny you mention that class of sub. The last one is in a dry dock right now. We are gonna make it into razor blades.
I definitely heard those stories too and there were an awful lot of power lines around that LZ. Haha fortunately we didn't have any wiley coyote moments. We did get some good pilots.
Semper Fi brother! I'm stationed on Pendleton now. But I was also stationed at Quantico/TBS as a combat instructor, and at LeJeune before that.
Thank you for your support. We were only a few hundred feet off the ground for the spie rigging. The rappels were about 150ft give or take, and the fast ropes were 75ft-ish.