US Navy

As a SK-4 (E-4) I preformed my job roll very well that I received that Navy Award for outstanding job.

I spent nine years in the Navy. The last five were pretty fun on shore duty. But the first 4 were toxic. And pretty brutal. However, I separated with full benefits and have been enjoying life and pay post Navy.

I started working for the Navy as a clinician in Naples Italy, then moved into Supervisor position and at one point moved to Washington DC to work at navy headquarters and help set policy for the clinical program. I actually prefer being back in the trenches which is why I would be interested in a time limited. MFLC assignment over seas. thank you

Served in the US Navy for 6 years and was able to travel around the world as well as meet and establish a plethora of professional connections

I spent twenty three years in the Navy got to see the world while getting paid. Had a chance to make a lot of good friends.

You name it and I’ve been there. Every day was a challenge that you really looked forward too (or I do now). From teaching computer systems at Mare Island, Ca to being on the helicopter flight crew at McMurdo Station Antarctica. Would I do another 20+ years ... HELL YES

Nothing more than I enjoyed going out to sea. And traveling to interesting new places. Learning the ins and outs of the submarine service.

I spent five years doing the navy best time of my life. Traveling and home port was the best Do it folks is worth it

It was great once it all started and would do it again. It goes by super fast by the you realize it’s it’s done.

I worked as a Technical Writer with the U. S. Navy. I held a Secret Clearance. I edited reports generated by our scientists, proofreading for spelling and grammar errors and keeping in mind security regulations. I also authored my own report about our base to give to new hires.

I was a builder in the navy and gained so much that I had to take it out and show my knowledge of working in the industry. So please take a real look into it first of all

Installed electrical in new construction and remodels on base. Started off as e-3, ended up e-5 after 5 years of service. Honorably discharged in Feb./ 1985

Joined out of highschool didn't know what expect but took it head on and learned my craft and met awesome ppl and seen new countries

The reality of this job was more fighting with arrogant brats all day. No one cares for the junior sailors just what they can get from you. F-18 is miserable.

Great carrer for those who wanr to travel and experience life at its fullest. Enjoying traveling .

I enjoyed my 31 year Naval service. I had the opportunity to travel to the Far East and to Europe. I was asking stationed from Maine to New Orleans.

This was a great opportunity to see the world and mature into a solid man. I had several jobs while in the Navy. From a laborer to a mess crank. Supervisor of Flight Clothing to a Supervisor (CLAMP) closed loop aeronautical management program.

I miss the traveling and adventure working on a aircraft carrier. Going over the Ecuador going towards Australia. 40 foot swells.

Best move of my life!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!