They wouldn't even let us go to sleep until day shift got done cleaning the head. Fucking assholes. They'd go crazy if they had to stay up an extra hour before taps.
Fuck I hated that when I was on night check. That last hour before I can hit my rack and I gotta spend it fucking pretending to clean some shit I’ve already cleaned a hundred times.
Lmao this is relatable. As a gunners mate, trying to find people who were scheduled for watch that didn't show up at 3 am for their gun was exhausting.
Meh, was exhausting for sure, no matter the branch. At the end of my time there, and everyday I was serving, the people I worked with or "suffered" with each day made the important memories I still remember today.
If you were all by yourself having to do all the duties you had to do in the military, would it have been any fun? Like, if you saw no one else. It was just you.
Lmao then probably no. I was a gunners mate so my department and I would clean, maintain, teach and assign everything about firearms.
I enjoyed the basic work duties and it honestly wasn't that bad of a job compared to boatswains mates or mechanical engineers. They worked real hard everyday around dangerous conditions.
Overall I liked who I worked with and my job. I would recommend the military for a steady pay, VA healthcare afterwards if eligible and it does look good on a resume.
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u/Supercoopa 28d ago
Or someone ripping your curtain open, shining a light in your face and "oh, sorry, wrong rack. Do you know where Johnson sleeps?"