Occupations.

[nvycrmn]

i was an EMT before i joined the navy. loved it.

 

[af mezkin]

i beg to differ...i believe if they dont have the parts from "SUPPLY"...its not going anywhere....although backshop plays a vital role...but once your done if the part isnt there...the code 2/code 3 will still be a code 2/code 3

Heres the beauty of being sheet metal, we make all parts from flat pieces of metal, tubing, fiberglass, advanced composites or cable; whether it be bending, forming, shaping or bonding and we even paint the part.
The mission doesn't stop because supply doesn't have the part. Maintainers make it work; beg, borrow or steal, we adapt, and overcome!!!

 

[GAINMOB]

i agree...you definitely steal!!! you guys do a lot of work around the clock...

 

[WHOISMOOTOO]

Ahhh yes i love it when you get a bunch of military and ex military guys together lol never a dull moment, just wish i could get my wife to understand some of the military jargon we speak

recon- first in last out!

 

[nvycrmn]

thats one good thing about being married to active duty wife, she knows what im saying when im trying to tell her about my day. hahah.

 

[Drth Vdr]

I'm a desk jockey - Attorney and financial planner. It's not as glamorous as it sounds.

 

[Eric]

Injury litigation manager for a large auto insurer.

 

[ssbroly]

Manager for the big orange box, still wanna drive one of those Tonka Toys.

 

[bfdfire14]

Firefighter. I get to play on Tonka Toys with lights and sirens! LOL

 

[97_edition]

IT Specialist for a Hospice.

Just to sound cool like the rest of you guys, my previous job was an Electroplating Machine Operator.. I wish I could find my gold plated needle nose!!