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[WhosUrBuddiee]

I am an active naval officer. (8 yrs)

[Joaquin03]

Originally Posted by WhosUrBuddiee

I am an active naval officer. (8 yrs)

Thanks for your service LT!

[WhosUrBuddiee]

Originally Posted by Joaquin03

Thanks for your service LT!

NP. But I am actually a lowly ENS. I was prior enlisted for 6 years.

[Beebo]

Ill buy a Premier Membership for a current active duty Soldier, PM me and let me know

[Joaquin03]

This is awesome. I really appreciate everyone who has stepped forward to pay for a Premier Membership; your thoughts and appreciation for our fellow troops is much respected.

[Joaquin03]

Updated!

[LightsOut]

Im thinking about dropping the Marine Corp and finishing my career full time for the Air Force.

depending if i get into the LAPD

[Waze]

Saw this post and decided to Register

SSgt in USAF, Actve duty currently in Patrick AFB FL.

[kernel]

^ welcome to 'Driver

[kenempireex]

I am a mechanical engineer who works on military vehicles for US soldiers (MRAP, Bradley). Does that count?

[Joaquin03]

Originally Posted by kenempireex

I am a mechanical engineer who works on military vehicles for US soldiers (MRAP, Bradley). Does that count?

Having just been in the military myself, I am now doing a similiar job for the Marines. Don't take it personal, but it's only for the active military guys. Thanks.

[Jairen]

US Navy Hospital Corpsman here.

3 time Iraq Vet with...

3/4
1st Tanks
1st Med BN

[Joaquin03]

Originally Posted by Waze

Saw this post and decided to Register

SSgt in USAF, Actve duty currently in Patrick AFB FL.

I guess SOMEONE'S gotta live the life in the military. I might have stayed in if I was sent to Patrick...

[Joaquin03]

Thanks for the service Jairen.

I've never had the experience of having a fellow service member sent back home in a litter or casket, but rest assured I know a similar feeling as I used to lay service members in their final resting place as an honor guardsmen. It's never easy an easy feeling no matter how close or distant you are from that person.

[FrozenInferno]

Originally Posted by Joaquin03

Thanks for the service Jairen.

I've never had the experience of having a fellow service member sent back home in a litter or casket, but rest assured I know a similar feeling as I used to lay service members in their final resting place as an honor guardsmen. It's never easy an easy feeling no matter how close or distant you are from that person.

I did this for my last command it wasnt for active duty but retired and vets. Most people coming to the funerals have some sort of military story that was amazing in what they did. I dont think i could do active duty funerals that would put me in the wrong mindset.