I’m an admin type, 5 years in as of 2021, I literally had a 14 year time in service MN2 walk up to me and ask “what state did I do done lived in ‘fore I joined???” I literally looked at this man as he was drooling asking me this, I went to Fleet and Family to register for TAPS and started my separation that day…
Attached to MCM10 1983 till 1992. Clyde division Ton sweepers initially then the Msfs Edats. Hats off to anyone who does this job. As they say your only a minesweeper once. All mechanical and influence sweeeping. Hard graft but loved it.
I was a marine engineer and diver at the former sussex division RNR between 1979 to 1993. Served on both coniston class mine sweepers and hunters. And after 1986 served on msf River class minesweepers. And was on th RN trials crew based in lowestoft for this class. They were all good crews and shipmates, great runs ashore from scotland to gibraltar.
I plan on joining the USCG and I wanna try Maritime Enforcement Specialists. I have been preparing this past year for this job and I can't wait for my 18th birthday.
i have a question for anyone who has coast guard experience. I want to join but I have disclocated my right shoulder over 5 times and had to get surgery 2 years ago. I am a good swimmer and can hold my breath for a long time but I'm afraid my shoulder will be a problem. Anyone have any advice?
first step is to contact a recruiter, he/she will tell you if your medical history will disqualify you or not(I would guess that you are OK, but just a guess)
Hey you're in JROTC too? That's pretty cool. It's pretty rare to find one of us online. Anyways learning to swim is actually really easy. I actually just learned how to over the summer and basically it's all about knowing how to control your lungs and every limb of your body
They will pull your quals....So if you are qualified in 5 things and only two require the egress, you will only be qualified to do 3 things at your unit. You will most likely be put on a physical fitness program until you pass.