not ssgt, I think he meant ffgt
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Originally Posted by Gearhead_318
(Post 821459)
Holy sh!t, that does sound easy.
Do these count? http://4gwar.files.wordpress.com/201...-9706m-048.jpg Jesus f*cking christ, the Staff NCO's at my recruiting station have all been in for ~10 years (some more) and are now Staff Sergeants. Good Marines too. If your 21 you must still have under 4 years of service, how'd you get to that rank so quick? What rank did you join as?
Originally Posted by jbrown7815
(Post 821460)
Well SSgt in the Air Force is E-5 Gearhead... doesn't take much to get, just pass a test.
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Originally Posted by jbrown7815
(Post 821462)
SO 2bit how did you get NCO of the year if you're not a SSgt yet?
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Was your intention of starting this thread to talk about how ------- awesome you are or are you just that full of yourself that it naturally took that path?
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Originally Posted by jbrown7815
(Post 821460)
Well SSgt in the Air Force is E-5 Gearhead... doesn't take much to get, just pass a test.
Edit: do you mean E-5 or E-4? http://www.aviationexplorer.com/scre...o_insignia.gif |
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Originally Posted by 18psi
(Post 821470)
Was your intention of starting this thread to talk about how ------- awesome you are or are you just that full of yourself that it naturally took that path?
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Originally Posted by Gearhead_318
(Post 821471)
That makes me feel a LOT better, that's like being a Corporal in the Marines. (Pvt, PFC, Lance Corp, Corp, SGT, SSGT, Gunnery SGT and so forth.)
Edit: do you mean E-5 or E-4? http://www.aviationexplorer.com/scre...o_insignia.gif http://www.fas.org/programs/ssp/man/...ted%20rank.gif |
Originally Posted by Gearhead_318
(Post 821471)
That makes me feel a LOT better, that's like being a Corporal in the Marines. (Pvt, PFC, Lance Corp, Corp, SGT, SSGT, Gunnery SGT and so forth.)
Edit: do you mean E-5 or E-4? http://www.aviationexplorer.com/scre...o_insignia.gif |
Originally Posted by 2Bit
(Post 821384)
I'm a little biased but if you want Job security and something you can use when you get out, go Air Force. They really take care of their people. I'm finishing my degree right now and afterwards will be applying for Commissioning. I can't stress enough how EASY the Air Force is and how REWARDING it can be for the simplest of things you do. I made a Product using Excel and Powerpoint using the very basics, and I received an award, coin, and put in for Nco of the year at undisclosed deployed base. Granted it was made for the General to look at in case ---- went south with our neighbors, the amount of effort I took to create that ---- was nil.
Originally Posted by FRT_Fun
(Post 821420)
Judging an entire service on one persons opinion/experience is possibly the most full on retard thing in this thread to date.
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Originally Posted by TorqueZombie
(Post 821478)
^I'm not going to even go into how easy your world must be if this is your response. I was Security Forces (basically cop, security, and infantry shoved together) and hated my leadership almost enough to frag them. But it's too much paperwork to be worth it. The military experience is really luck of the draw. I've seen some serious retard s---bags succeed with the right friends and enough sucking up. <They are usually the first one to do something stupid an get someone killed/maimed because they are cocky or just dumb. To quote one of my leadership, "You are nothing more than bullet magnets here to keep the enemy busy until more bullet magnets show up" I'm out now due to disabilities that would not be nearly as sever if my leaders took "care" of me
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oh no he didn't
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2bit you're just asking for ---- now man. I work flightline, and would much rather do so then stand guard all day as SF.
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Almost all of us work 12+ hours while deployed.
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Originally Posted by jbrown7815
(Post 821489)
2bit you're just asking for ---- now man. I work flightline, and would much rather do so then stand guard all day as SF.
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Originally Posted by jbrown7815
(Post 821491)
Almost all of us work 12+ hours while deployed.
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For the thread
Ex-military now current 30yr old full time student to get a new career. Mech engineering fyi Current: 97 Miata DD no turbo just basically a majority of FM's susp stuff 99 Miata FMII -apart more than in it lately:facepalm: 02 Wrangler-lifted long travel w/ 4.6 I6 stroker 06 Suzuki SV1000-not much left stock Past: 86 Mitsu Montero 4x4- loved this tank back in highschool 98 Frontier KA24 4x4 96 SE-R miss this car 95 240sx SRswap and lost a ton of money in it when a tow truck totaled it:vash: Unsure of which year 92-93 Opel Astra GSI- absolute blast to drive in Europe until the motor explodes. Was an Italian guys hand me down rally parts car 92-93 Merc 180 or 190 payed $100 bucks for and it lasted 6months with a blown head gasket and more oil in the cooling system then anything else. Popping the rad cap looked like the inside of a babies diaper after indian food:crx: |
I'm going to shoot things in hot places where people speak gibberish, but first I'll get screamed at for 3 months for no apparent reason. After I get done getting screamed at I'll come back to this thread and cast judgment down upon you all.
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Originally Posted by TorqueZombie
(Post 821497)
For the thread
Ex-military now current 30yr old full time student to get a new career. Mech engineering fyi Current: 97 Miata DD no turbo just basically a majority of FM's susp stuff 99 Miata FMII -apart more than in it lately:facepalm: 02 Wrangler-lifted long travel w/ 4.6 I6 stroker 06 Suzuki SV1000-not much left stock Past: 86 Mitsu Montero 4x4- loved this tank back in highschool 98 Frontier KA24 4x4 96 SE-R miss this car 95 240sx SRswap and lost a ton of money in it when a tow truck totaled it:vash: Unsure of which year 92-93 Opel Astra GSI- absolute blast to drive in Europe until the motor explodes. Was an Italian guys hand me down rally parts car 92-93 Merc 180 or 190 payed $100 bucks for and it lasted 6months with a blown head gasket and more oil in the cooling system then anything else. Popping the rad cap looked like the inside of a babies diaper after indian food:crx: |
Originally Posted by Gearhead_318
(Post 821499)
I'm going to shoot things in hot places where people speak gibberish, but first I'll get screamed at for 3 months for no apparent reason. After I get done getting screamed at I'll come back to this thread and cast judgment down upon you all.
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