Dangerdoll
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woohoo!! congrats, JRR!! for accomplishing the navy and all your obstacles!
You're a good man, J!
You're a good man, J!
Goodbye, Navy!
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Congratulations. What a nice autobiography! Good luck in future endeavors. (Wondering what the secret mentioned above is) :lipssealedsmilie:
Good luck with the future Jon...I know it can be hard sometimes making the move from military to civillian life, suffered a little myself when i left the services...
Congratulations and good luck in your future. What a small world, my son Chris had also been at New London/Groton sub base from 2000-2008. He joined the Navy in 2000 and also is a sonar tech (previously on the USS Augusta). He is now a First Class and has been transferred to DC for a very intensive 2 year training program for top secret acustic (sp?) intelligence. (he can't give me details!) He will be a lifer (well, at least his 20 yrs) in the service and he absolutely LOVES his job.
I am so proud of my boys (2 in the service ) and all of our young men and women who serve.
Thank you for your service and good luck to you in your future! :headbang2:
Also, I am very happy that your illness was misdiagnosed, although it must have been very stressful in the meantime. Darn Navy doctors!!!
I am so proud of my boys (2 in the service ) and all of our young men and women who serve.
Thank you for your service and good luck to you in your future! :headbang2:
Also, I am very happy that your illness was misdiagnosed, although it must have been very stressful in the meantime. Darn Navy doctors!!!
thanks guys! 
looking forward to what the future holds.. (and the secret is a part of that 
) still looking for a job... for the record, i hate resumes!
looking forward to what the future holds.. (and the secret is a part of that ) still looking for a job... for the record, i hate resumes! 