Navy Seabee Senior Chief (Retired!). OIF/OEF Veteran.
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@howcoryseesit@SSN_685 This is what I was going to question, but then realized that at our level we tend to scrub them more than write them. And scrubbing (them for me) is easily in the thousands.
@SGTWipper1Each The worst-worst? On our FOB we had some shitter CHUs. They were great, but the PVC that moved the black water to the tanks was broken. 120ยฐ and shitwater. Almost made me gag when I'd walk by it.
@FrankenforIowa@BuzzPatterson@CynicalPublius Admiral, it's time to put down the phone and let this one simmer to cool for a month or two. It sucks to get called out, I know, but it ain't gonna get better by engaging more.
@SGTWipper1Each I did 22 years, nearly 23. I wasn't going to make E9, and there's only 64 of my rated billets in the Navy. It was time to move out of the way and let someone else do it. I'd lost my passion for it, and the physical toll was adding up too
@WellitHappened1 Did that with my furnace, my fridge, my washer and my dryer. YouTube and Google saved me thousands, and the parts are not as bad as you may think.
@JoelFeldmanPhD Depends. As an E4, that meant I could be in trouble. As an E8 that was a Company level Chief or a Dept Chief, it's probably for a meeting or if they had a question.
@Wix47 Most of us real vets can't wear the armor because of a crushed L4, knee cartilage that left the chat during a formation "fun-run", and chronic bursitis from doing overhead work.