US Military Roll Call

Mycan Profile Options #1

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Yeah, we play MMo's.

US Army Vet
(OEF)
11b
Benning
Lvost Profile Options #2

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Louyang Lvl.60
Mount Tyrannas (PVP)
Elin Archer
USAF
509th BW
WAFB

ReiKoji Profile Options #3

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USAF
552nd XMS
TAFB

Separated (Vet)
Edited by: ReiKoji about 1 year ago
H3artless Profile Options #4

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USAF
Though I'll play tera for open beta, not gonna buy it. Doesn't seem like it's anywhere near good enough to keep paying for. I'll play it when it goes f2p
desertdualsport Profile Options #5

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USMC Vet.

Air wing, F/A-18's and Harriers

Iwakuni, Yuma, and Beaufort

jamesab Profile Options #6

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Mrs.Plum Lvl.54
Tempest Reach (PVE)
Castanic Mystic
USN

FFG-33

Boatswainmate

4 years then out
PRlDE Profile Options #7

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US Army (Active)
15W
Fort Hood
Nobody Profile Options #8

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USAF (Vet)
Para-Rescue
Lackland/Edwards and a few other bases I was at.
CommunityScabies Profile Options #9

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I spent 5 years on the USS Dallas SSN 700 (a submarine.)

5 worst years of my life. I should have just gone to college and got student loans instead. It definitely was not worth it. It was like doing a prison sentence, but going 45 days straight without seeing sunlight. The [filtered] sucked... All I got out of it was knowledge on how to fix machinery that I have no plans on touching ever again unless for some weird and funky reason I'm back on a boat. Oh, and I learned how to be a janitor. A professional Janitor who knows how to fix things machines. I was trained for leadership, and learned how to mop floors.

Now, I'm going to school for Psychology and aiming for my Masters. Really, it was a giant waste of time and I should have just gone to a university instead.

The only positive things I can think of which came out out of my service is:

1.) My ability to yell at people during a time of crisis. If someone is bloody, I can yell at by standers and get them to do something.
2.) I can fix toilets when my poop is too large to go down the drain.
3.) I learned not to spend all my paychecks on alcohol and drugs, but to save some for food because there is no free cafeteria in "the real world"...

At least I don't have PTSD. I suppose that is something I got lucky with. There isn't any action inside a submarine outside of the drills and daily pranks.


Submariner checking in.
Edited by: CommunityScabies about 1 year ago - Reason: I spell rel gud.
thanatos1990 Profile Options #10

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PRC Army

J11

CN