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General Forums => The O' Club => Topic started by: Hawklore on June 26, 2003, 09:52:02 PM
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For about 10 days.
I'm going to bootcamp for the United States Naval Sea Cadets.
Going to Ft.Stewart for the training.
I will be going on the 27th.
I will be returning on the 7th.
Graduation is on the 6th.
I know not to bend over in the shower.
Wish me luck and pray for me if your that kind of person, cause I could use all I can.
Can't wait to see some of you at the convention!
Pilot of Aces High forever,
Josh"Hawklore"T
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ten days you dont need any luck kid. just prepare to be really bored some of the time and dont do anything stupid. when its over youre gonna laugh thinking how worried you were before you went.
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have fun Hawk, don't trip bro.
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Don't pick up the soap
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Good luck dude. Remember: Don't ask, don't tell. :D
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Thanks all,
waking up early is realy all I'm worried about.
Grr.. the mental pressure is whats hurting me..
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Good luck! Be sure to tell us how it went when you come back..
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Is it Seaman or Semen? I forget....
Best of Luck.
:D
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Dont forget to pick up the Soap!!!
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Make sure you don't buy any powdered soap !:D
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Kick some Commie buttocks!
Better dead than Red!
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Make sure to tell all the guys that you post on this BBS a lot and are basically a computer geek..... great way to meet friends in boot camp.
:)
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Good luck Hawk, and don't sweat it. You can do 10 days standing on your head. Air Force bootcamp was six weeks, and it was mainly just a nuicence. Be focused, not intense; be calm, but not relaxed; be respectful, but don't be timid; be a leader, but don't be bossy. You'll do just fine. See you at the Con, and may God go with you.
Sincerely,
Sabre
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Uh...Bootcamp is 10 days in the US Navy?
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Anything combining "minors" with "navy" cannot be a good thing.
Watch your cornhole.
MiniD
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10 days of boot camp - that`s basic training, right ?
I did that for 3 months in the german army !
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There was a 16 year old boy in karate class for about two years. He was a good student and could defend himself in a fight. He was in the Navy Sea Cadets through ROTC in his school. He was a good guy and I liked him...he would mow the yard for spending money. I even let him drive my car one time cause I trusted him.
He wanted to be a Navy Seal, and I have no doubt he would have been a good one.
Several times, I asked him if he was interested in mowing the yard and making some money. He did a good job. Even helped me with some gardening work. One time he came over with one of his buddies to mow the yard. He had completely changed. He had tattoos, piercings, and orange hair. Both he and his buddy wore their pants so their underwear shown. I was my Mom's house and I arrived there about the time they were finishing up. They did a good job, but man, why the radical change?
About two weeks later, I read in the paper where he had participated in a local apartment complex confrontation, and had fired a mini 14 into the apartment of someone one of his buddies had a quarrel with. This was toward the end of the confrontation, not to start out with. He didn't kill or hit anyone, but he's probably still in jail for doing that.
I have no idea why he changed so radically and so quickly, but he fell among the wrong crowd somewhere along the line.
Not saying this has anything to do with the Sea Cadets. Stay away from scumbags.
Les
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Have fun! :)
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Good Luck!
:)
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Originally posted by Hortlund
Uh...Bootcamp is 10 days in the US Navy?
No, U S Navy bootcamp is 8 weeks. Hawk is going to Sea Cadet bootcamp, sorta like JROTC for the Navy. We have some at my Reserve Center, just high school kids.
SK2 DiabloTX
Supply Dept. Head
CDS-6 Det "E"
NMCRC, Houston, TX
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Best advice I can think of is keep your mouth shut and your ears open. Your Instructor is there to help you, most of the guys around you are not.
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Make sure you ask someone why the Navy has their name sewn on the bellybutton of their "dungarees."
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Originally posted by Raubvogel
Make sure you ask someone why the Navy has their name sewn on the bellybutton of their "dungarees."
Its not on the ass, its on the rear hip area above the back pocket. Its for easy ID'ing when the laundry gets passed back out after the SH's wash them. EVERY uniform item has your name or initials on it somewhere. And they are not called dungarees anymore, they are called utilities although old timers, like me, still call em dungarees.
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I thought it was so they knew who they were about to "get friendly with"
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Nah, you're confusing the Navy with the Air Force. LMAO
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Heh.. this reminds me of my highschool years whan I was in the AirForce Jr ROTC program. That was a riot.. then I found out they will not let you fly million dollar aircraft if your color blind. And I would be suck in some dang logistics job... 4 fraggin years wasted..
Now look.. I'm still pushing papers :D
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Good luck and God Speed Hawlore!
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Originally posted by nuchpatrick
And I would be suck in some dang logistics job... 4 fraggin years wasted..
The key with being suck in any job is to be the best damn suck you can be.
to those and those like you.
MiniD
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Thanks all.
My Division Officer was the best, LTJG.Duncan of course he is a Chief in the real navy.
He was awesome!
Had fun..
Glad it's over with.