I don't blame Memphis for this application of the shaft. In all likelihood, it's Big Navy giving the shipyard a schedule, and the shipyard forcing that schedule on the ship, and just as we have to obey our Chiefs and officers, so must the CO and XO obey the word from on high in Washington. One small positive point - and it's a hollow one - is that the next time anyone asks me if I'm going to re-enlist, I'll point to this instance as a prime reason why my next duty station will be in the civilian corps.
would your job do this to you?
I don't blame Memphis for this application of the shaft. In all likelihood, it's Big Navy giving the shipyard a schedule, and the shipyard forcing that schedule on the ship, and just as we have to obey our Chiefs and officers, so must the CO and XO obey the word from on high in Washington. One small positive point - and it's a hollow one - is that the next time anyone asks me if I'm going to re-enlist, I'll point to this instance as a prime reason why my next duty station will be in the civilian corps.
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Miss America 2013. No, this isn't a joke post.
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