"That's the old school Navy with the dungarees. I started back when they had the polyester work uniform but changed back to the cotton dungarees when they discovered the poly would melt to your skin in a high heat (think fire) environment.…"
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Kidd Sprayberry
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Rick Shelton Feb 26. 19 Replies 0 Likes
Hello AoM,My name is Kidd.(yes its my real name),I recently ended my 5 years of active service in the U.S. NAVY.Befor getting out all i could think about was getting home. Now that I am here things…Continue
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Rick Shelton replied to Kidd Sprayberry's discussion Adjusting."Tough job Blue shirt, gotta keep your head about you all the time you're on deck.
As to the issue you're having, talk to a VA counselor, get in touch with the Veteran Groups out there and see how others are handling or handled their return…"
"Lol thats very True, you could have had to put them on there with a paint pen."
JonEdanger replied to Kidd Sprayberry's discussion Adjusting."Well, at least we had subdued stripes and nametags when I started. So it could be "older school"."
"o wow that is really takeinf it back old school lol"
"started out as a blue shirt, then worked my way over to red(Crash and salvage) wile i was there i also got the quals for my yellow and my quals to launch the AV8-B. I understand that your not diagnosing me, but what you saying is makeing a lot of…"
Rick Shelton replied to Kidd Sprayberry's discussion Adjusting."Good God no; it is stress related.
If you spent time on the flight deck then you had stress, especially if you worked during combat ops with weapons load-outs.
PTSD is caused by life-threatening conditions (high stress environments) and the flight…"
JonEdanger replied to Kidd Sprayberry's discussion Adjusting."When I enlisted we still had OD green cotton fatigues.
<old fart>"
"i was a flight deck guy. i never thought about ptsd, i assumed it was only combat related"
"i havent heard gig line in years, now that we switched over to wearing cammies, but when i came in we were rocking the utliaties."
Rick Shelton replied to Kidd Sprayberry's discussion Adjusting."You're correct in that they "don't get you"; because they don't get the "you" that you are today. You've seen and done things they've never dreamt about doing. I'm not sure what you did in the Navy…"
JonEdanger replied to Kidd Sprayberry's discussion Adjusting."Funny how the little things stick with you. My two: shined shoes and gig line. Any my haircut is still 35-10 (although the goatee isn't)."
StaggerLee replied to Kidd Sprayberry's discussion Adjusting."Five years is a long time in a mans life not to mention the fact that military service is a major life event. It leaves its mark, one way or another, on everyone who has experienced it. Even the wash-outs! And it is permanent. I've been…"
"Thank you all,
Shane, its hard to explaine, i cant really pin point any thing in gereral, how ever i do know that I feel like an out cast. i find my self being "annoyed" for lack of a better term, at how things here are. It's almost…"
"You might want to re-check and see if you CCW is valid in C.A.. I was stationed out there for 5 years. And to my knowledge you Have to have a special CCW permit for that state. As well as when you travel you have to seperate the rounds from the…"
Rick Shelton replied to Kidd Sprayberry's discussion Adjusting."Thank you for your service Kidd and welcome back.Re-adjusting to civilian life can be difficult especially if you go back home. The problem lies with your expectations of what it will be like. Because you have certain memories of what life was like…"
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- I enjoy hunting, fishing, sport shooting, Basically every thing outdoors. Aswell as wood working and playing guitar/ makeing my own music.
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- Dan Brown, Tom Clancy, Stephien King.
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- John Wayne's - The cowboys, The Shootest,
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- 1990's, clasic country (1940-1990), some rock.
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- It's not who we are as men that defines us.
But what we do as men that defines us...
I dont know if this is a "famous quote" however its what my gradfather lived by and passed it on to me. and I will gladly pass it on to otheres.
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