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I am a retired CE1, I left the Navy Seabees in November of 2011, I graduated from college the same year in May. The Seabees sent me to Australia for 20 days and back to Iraq more times than I care to count. While I was active duty the first time I was an MM3 on the USS Cape Cod AD-43. I met my ship in Persian Gulf and from there every deployment was back to the Gulf 3 deployments on the tin can.
Military Experiences
Apr 2006 - Dec 2010
NMCB 28
I came to NMCB 28 as a CE3 and worked my way of the field when I put on CE2 I was running the jobs the Army wanted done. I also got to run a bulldozer, and a dump truck (only because it was a stick). I was also Career Counselor (CC) for a debt. Then we got word we were going to Guam. By the time we left I was a CE2.
Sep 1991 - Apr 1994
I was a snipe in the engine room, I started as the messenger, then move to the upper level man where I tore my tendon in my ankle. I ran OPIE drills barely able to walk. I also drove a stick so shifting was a real pain. Back on the ship, the drills were canceled because the ship should have never taken me out. I should have surgery. No, the ship had to have me. We the team can back on the tin can I was at my game and we got passed with flying colors. Then back to the gulf. We went back a year later I was running the EVAPs. For those that do not know what that is, it takes sea water and makes it drinkable and provides the water to fireroom to make steam for the engine room. On our way home we stopped in Ja-abale and as we left our tin can gave the right away to a empty cargo ship
Deployments
(1 year, 6 months)Sep 1993 - Mar 1994
Persian/Arabian Gulf
this was the worse pac, I every had. We had more suicided than we could eat ice cream. The first on was a fellow snipe, he was EM2 and later we found he had gotten dear Jon letter. A EM3 and I were running on the deck on the of ship when we saw and him, we asked him to join us but he did not, was on the next round we heard the medical emergency
Jul 1992 - Jan 1993
Operation Desert Shield/Storm
This deployment we did go over the international date line, I ate green eggs and bacon. Green OJ and that was it for me. The safety officer took me around because He and I were friend. I had it easy but I almost went over board when they sprayed me with the fire hose to clean me off. I was never so happy when DC1 grabbed me.
Aug 1991 - Nov 1991
Operation Desert Shield/Storm
was the messenger at this time, it was my first deployment and I was one of low man on the totem pole. My best friend from A school was with me. We had a blast together. We learned to work 6 on 6 off while we were deployed. I made E3 while on this trip home. We did not go over the international date line this time. or I was on Watch.
Military Credentials
Professional Development Schools
Individual & Special Skill Schools
Feb 2009 - Jul 2009
Seabee Project Manger
May 2004 - Jun 2004
Seabee construction Inspector
Academic Degrees
Academic Degrees
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