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Request to change jobs
Is there anything I can do to make changing jobs go faster? I swore in as an airman but I wanted to do cryptology or something in non aviation electronics. I would even be an IT actually. I got an 86 on my asvab. I have a son on the way and he's due in May but I don't have to leave until June. My father was in the Navy and he was an ET. Sometimes when I was younger, he would take me on base with him and show me the radar that he was in charge of. He always called it his radar and I always saw my father as a very important person. This is the same way that I want my son to see me. I will leave in June as an airman but i really want to do something more important and demanding. I want to feel like I'm making a difference and that I'm doing something that makes an impact. It is more important for me to support my family and just be in the Navy than have a great important job. If anyone knows how to switch jobs faster, could you give me some advice? I already filled out a DAR
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Permalink Reply by LouFrobish on
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yes I am definitely a he haha and I dont think theres any problem with showing a female youre radar :P
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Permalink Reply by Craig on
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When I was in Guam, I brought both of my kids up into the 85 foot dish just becuase they asked. They were 5 and 7.
Not sure if you guys know this, but when you repair 85 foot dishes, the tradition is that you bring your roller blades or skates and you zoom around inside the dish when you are doing maintenance on it. The dish has to sit for 4 hours to calibrate it. So in those 4 hours you just zoom around. Even though the Preventive Maintenace (PM) was horrible, the roller blading was awesome. I never had a problem finding volunteers to do it.
So yes, I did bring both kids up (without the roller blades).... They still talk about it, and talk about how I would take them to the galley (chow hall) if they were good.
The arrow points to the dish they went inside.
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