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RevJP
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| 180A actually. |
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Trinity1
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| RevJP wrote: | | 180A actually. |
Too cool...  ... however... I'll let you know... I never did like O's to much. Never had much use for them.  |
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RevJP
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Neither did I before I became one
One of the reasons I became a CWO was to better specialize in my field, and have a little more freedom to run things the way I thought they should be run (as much as one can in the military). |
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Trinity1
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| RevJP wrote: | Neither did I before I became one
One of the reasons I became a CWO was to better specialize in my field, and have a little more freedom to run things the way I thought they should be run (as much as one can in the military). |
Cheifs always seemed to be the lesser of the two evils...  however, the still resided on the 'dark side'.
When I was in 5SFG I became pretty good friends with one... he was soooo laid back.... but tougher than wood-pecker-lips... you would never associate the two together. |
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RevJP
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We have (had I guess would be more appropriate now) a particularly unique place in the army. Since the focus for a CW is specialization and technical expertise and not command, we were able to be more laid back. I found that people working with us respected us for our knowledge and skills and so a command respect wasn't always necessary.
I know in my case my team did what I said when I said, how I said with never a question or complaint. It kept them alive for the most part and they understood that. |
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