OK Parson..

I see, like me the Nav had it's "effect"
on yee<G> The thing is that for me it was
a brief tour.. and I am amazed it took you
12 years to have yur fill...

I'm looking back over 29 years amigo, can't
remember a ding-dang thing of High School but
am "haunted" by fan sounds and the smell of
foam green pain and old spice<G>

Here's a few questions from 'ole -=A=-

1. Was the civilian economy so shot that the
   Navy looked better, when you came to re-up?

2. How in heck, would a blue water sailor find
   himself able to be attractive to a young christian
   lady and be able to work that into marrage?

   Ranger DJ floored me by starting up a RR outpost
   at a Yokosuka,Japan chapel... *that I had sat in
   1971 and felt 1 million miles from home. 


3. I wonder from yur perspective what the legecy
   is of the Viet-nam era Navy that you replaced?
   (*I have my own opinion<G>)


Thanks-
SkSN Wheeler
S-2 Div.
USS Mars AFS-1






--- Andy Burns <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Oh yeah... how could I forget the powdered orange
> juice, the 5 pound
> tins of coffee dated 1941 and the "Bug Juice" they
> tried to pass off as
> imitation "kool-aid"... that stuff was only good for
> cleaning brass
> fittings... and a fine job it did at that!
> 
> -----Original Message-----
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] On
> Behalf Of Andy Burns
> Sent: Tuesday, July 03, 2001 1:36 AM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: RE: [RR] ....and the sailor, home from the
> sea."
> 
> Only thing about that was, you had to supply your
> own Tabasco... Navy
> supplied "Crystal brand Hot Sauce"...  Tomato water
> pretty much...
> hehe.
> 
> We did keep a stock of Tabasco in the 1st class mess
> though.  That
> helped.
> 
> Best thing on the chow line...  Chili Mac.  Worst
> thing...  Pork Chops
> (with that rainbow glossy oil film).
> 
> Worst drink underway... box milk from PI when the
> real milk ran out (or
> they were hoarding it up in the Officers Mess).
> 
> Worst desert... Chocolate pudding... tasted like
> ground cardboard with
> cocoa in it...
> 
> Best desert... fresh cinnamon rolls at 3am... fresh
> out of the oven
> (before they got cold and turned into hockey
> pucks)....
> 
> Best part about the MidWatch... raiding the Officers
> Mess and the
> Chief's mess.  (Chief's usually had better stash of
> desserts).
> 
> Served on USS John Young (Destroyer) and the USS
> Nassau (Amphibous
> assault ship).  T'ween those two and NAS Oceana, did
> just shy of 12
> years...  all good memories now... (not that it's
> over).  Hehe.
> 
> Parson.
> 
> -----Original Message-----
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] On
> Behalf Of Jay Walker
> Sent: Monday, July 02, 2001 12:08 PM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: [RR] ....and the sailor, home from the
> sea."
> 
> 
> Burn'n Heart!
> 
> Y'all didn't try to sleep on the bare steel of
> yur plunder box did yah?  *We sailors of the
> Old "new" Navy used matteress's.. some times
> two of 'em if we could<G>
> 
> Chow was allways better with plenny of Tobasco!
> Duane -=A*=-
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> --- Gary Rothwell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > All,
> > 
> > Just got back from 4 days in the Atlantic upon
> > CVN-68, the USS Nimitz AKA 4
> > 1/2 acres of sovereign American territory, 90,000
> > tons of diplomacy. We
> > finished her three year refueling/overhaul and
> > delivered her back to the
> > fleet today after a "clean sweep " acceptance
> > trials.
> > I've got 56 messages in my Rangernet box and I'm
> > heading back out tomorrow
> > for Dallas, Texas and the International Worship
> > Institute, 5 days of
> > workshops with the likes of Darrel Evans, the
> > Parachute Band from New
> > Zealand, Alvin Slaughter, Lamar Boschman, Vivian
> > Hibbard (another Kiwi),
> > Matt Redman from the UK.
> > About 4,000 worshippers from all over the world in
> a
> > lock-in with Holy
> > Spirit! WAUGH!!!!
> > 
> > After 4 days of a Navy rack and Navy
> chow...........
> > I NEED THIS.
> > Duane, my hat's off to you and all the other
> > swabbies. That rack...... I
> > might as well have been on a slab. The only thing
> > missing was the toe tag.
> > <g>
> > And the chow.........as ol' Jed Clampett used to
> > say......."wheeeee
> > doggies!! I think I prefer Granny's possum pie!!"
> > 
> > I'll try to go through this mail and respond but
> got
> > to unpack and pack.
> > Bless y'all and I'll check you later!
> > 
> > "Ready" in His service,
> > 
> > -- 
> > Gary Burn'n Heart
> >  
> > 
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