How you pay for those mods?
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Joined: Feb 2002
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From: Lexington, KY
Originally posted by whip
Bust my nutz in a 110+ degree engine room in the persian gulf while going deaf listening to steam turbines and being responsible for 900ft of one of the Navy's most valuble ships in the world!!!!
But I get my mod money from pimpin' on the side!!!
Bust my nutz in a 110+ degree engine room in the persian gulf while going deaf listening to steam turbines and being responsible for 900ft of one of the Navy's most valuble ships in the world!!!!
But I get my mod money from pimpin' on the side!!!
I'm a Navy brat ... But I can splice, signal, and chip and paint
with the best of them ... <grin>
Thanks for serving! !!!
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Joined: Jun 2000
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From: NEWARK, DE, USA
Hey SVT_KY,
I am a marine engineer that works for the U.S. NAVY. I am a federal employee here in Philly. The USS Arthur W. "Rat"ford (DD-968) is here, right out back, behind my building (Phila. Naval Business Center, formerly known as the Philadelphia Naval Shipyard). I use to work with a contractor who is a retired chief attached to the "Rat"ford. Maybe your dad knows him, GSMC Rex Gray. I was his best man at his second wedding (his first wife died). I am involved with the EOSS program. Maybe your Dad and I have crossed paths in the past. I have been here for 15 years.
And YES!!! Thanks for serving!!!
I am a marine engineer that works for the U.S. NAVY. I am a federal employee here in Philly. The USS Arthur W. "Rat"ford (DD-968) is here, right out back, behind my building (Phila. Naval Business Center, formerly known as the Philadelphia Naval Shipyard). I use to work with a contractor who is a retired chief attached to the "Rat"ford. Maybe your dad knows him, GSMC Rex Gray. I was his best man at his second wedding (his first wife died). I am involved with the EOSS program. Maybe your Dad and I have crossed paths in the past. I have been here for 15 years.
And YES!!! Thanks for serving!!!