LOL Jerry same in the Corps, the 2nd Lueys really had me scared when they first came in country.
Big Yes, That brings back the old days. Thanks,:flag:The Five Most Dangerous Things You'll Ever Hear in the US Navy...
A Seaman saying, "I learned this in Boot Camp..."
A Petty Officer saying, "Trust me, Sir..."
A Lieutenant (JG) saying, "Based on my experience..."
A Lieutenant saying, "I was just thinking..."
A Chief chuckling, "Watch this shit..."
Jerry: You're right! Immediately after these utterances, the wiser Officer/Enlisted Man could be heard muttering, "s#it, oh dear!"The Five Most Dangerous Things You'll Ever Hear in the US Navy...
A Seaman saying, "I learned this in Boot Camp..."
A Petty Officer saying, "Trust me, Sir..."
A Lieutenant (JG) saying, "Based on my experience..."
A Lieutenant saying, "I was just thinking..."
A Chief chuckling, "Watch this ****..."
And I don't know about you guys, but in the airline business, you always told them they could find this item "in the hangar basement".Oh man, the list goes on in that regards. We would also send them for a bucket of steam, canned steam, bulkhead remover, line stretcher, 50 feet of chow line, 50 feet of water line, relative bearing grease, the list goes on. Of course someone would also be stainding mail watch on the forecastle with a boat hook, life jacket, battle helment and a lifeline. Then there was the sea bat.
Working on fixed wings we called it Jet WashI also sent one to the heli pad to get the 5 gallon bucket of prop wash.......