LOL haha OOHRAH 0311

 

0311 the backbone of the Corps and also one of my favorite Marines good afternoon Spirit
I Should be back shortly I am actually going for a ride

 

I think you might have misunderstood what I was saying. I mean that all my training in weapons pretty much goes to waste in the civilian world. I can't find anything in the local classifieds that request knowledge in weapons

I was just being lighthearted about that comment. If I had it to do over again, I would still join the armed forces.

I think that everyone should be given two choices when they turn 18: either go to college or join the military. Obviously, this will never happen. I am just voicing my opinion

 

Air Force for 6 years so far. Plan on making it a career since it is really good life. I am no where near Camp Pendleton.

 

if you think your training in weapons is good for nothing, your way mistaken bro. depending on your background, what your qualed in and how proficient your training is theres a ton of things you can do, and make decent money..you can basically walk onto any police force in california (after academy) with a higher base pay, especially if you were in a combative MOS..or if your high speed, you could easily get into something like black water or other private contract security company. you can be a civilian instructor for the military, tons and tons of things you can do with that knowledge..

check out the link it sums up my feeling for America, that why its on my arm

http://i139.photobucket.com/albums/q...up1775/048.jpg

 

4 years USN 89~93

I hear ya, I workedon ejection seats for fighter jets.
Any job openings for me?


j/k If anything, the experience, discipline and dedication will carry over to anything you do.

 

Air Force 5 years and running.Loadmaster

 

4 years, air traffic controller, USAF. Re-enlisting here in april.

 

15 years USAF. Started out as aircraft maintenance then crossed over to comm officer about 3 years ago.