Im leaving you guys =(

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Shift_Oversteer
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-This tuesday, october 10th im shipping out to AF basic training-

Ill be going in as an "aerospace maintenence apprentice". Im starting to get kinda jittery, leaving my whole world behind (including beloved latenights on NICO ). Some things ill miss the most; my girlfriend Navee of 2 and a half years, the s13 (going into storage), family, friends, ... all of it. Just wanted to say thanks, to all of you ... espescially if youve helped me with my car during my 3 year stay here (never made it to 1,000 posts in 3 years ) . Ill be back on the forum, eventually, but its definitely going to be a while.

So, while im gone... be nice to the newbs... kenrick try not to be an attention whore Chrislis keep being a pimp, and Greg..... try not to make your car 1000,000 times better than mine (even though it already is) - Ill do my best to keep up while im away.

http://profile.myspace.com/ind...21960 - This is my myspace, ill try to keep that up to date on my goings on.

THANKS EVERYONE KEEP THE 240 SPIRIT ALIVE


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Shift_Oversteer wrote: -This tuesday, october 10th im shipping out to AF basic training-

Ill be going in as an "aerospace maintenence apprentice". Im starting to get kinda jittery, leaving my whole world behind (including beloved latenights on NICO ). Some things ill miss the most; my girlfriend Navee of 2 and a half years, the s13 (going into storage), family, friends, ... all of it. Just wanted to say thanks, to all of you ... espescially if youve helped me with my car during my 3 year stay here (never made it to 1,000 posts in 3 years ) . Ill be back on the forum, eventually, but its definitely going to be a while.

So, while im gone... be nice to the newbs... kenrick try not to be an attention whore Chrislis keep being a pimp, and Greg..... try not to make your car 1000,000 times better than mine (even though it already is) - Ill do my best to keep up while im away.

http://profile.myspace.com/ind...21960 - This is my myspace, ill try to keep that up to date on my goings on.

THANKS EVERYONE KEEP THE 240 SPIRIT ALIVE
Good thing to get into, when you get done you will most likely have the required time to get your A&P license. pays decent to -well!

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Good luck bro.

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My friend just got out of basic last week. We went to San Antonio last weekend for the graduation. We'll miss ya man. Take care and get back A.S.A.P.

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lates........

DRFT(kinda)
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Don't worry about it man, just do what then say and life will be easy. Atleast your not in the Army.

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Good luck bro.

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Take care man

Your vert was teh hawtness

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Good luck man, take care.

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Good luck, and much respect for all the serve in or have served in the armed forces.

Chandler

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Godspeed, Brother!......Take care and thank you for serving. Dont get rid of the car, you will be driving in no time and you will have better funding for mods....


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don't leave the car keys with the girlfriend......LOL

good luck and have fun

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hey man, I was in the air force (i was a reservist) ive got a few tips for basic if you care:

First off, Basic was alot easier than everyone claims. go into it with a good attitude and you will have fun. i had a blast and made some good friends. I laughed so hard at stupid things people would do every day that my abs were sore and it made crunches and leg lifts hell. just remember to be submissive to the TI and memorize this phrase: "sir, trainee -insert last name here- reports as ordered" (you will be surprised at how many people say it wrong! and they keep saying it wrong and getting yelled at for like 2 weeks! the dumb ones even longer!) they make you say that befrore every conversation with a TI or someone already out of basic.

if you have half a brain you are already smarter than everyone but a select few, and even then, they are really stupid. use that as a confidence booster. scout out the smart guys in your flight and make friends. you have a great time making fun of the stupid people.

when a chance for leadership comes up, take it. all you have to do is lead people in marching, and you get respect from the TI, just dont volunteer if you cant march well or dont have any confidence.

the only thing that kept me from getting honor grad was i needed a 90 or better on some stupid test. I had all the physical tests passed with flying colors, and everything else was in line, i just didnt study this useless packet they gave us. (and i still made an 88 on common sense) so if you go for that, make sure you study and are in good health when you get to San Antonio.

other than that, just relax and kinda take an outside "big picture" view of the whole thing. they try to play mind games with you, but if you just think about it, they never get to you.

have fun!

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Good advice Ender, I couldnt have said it any better.

Good luck man, I look forward to seeing your car progress once youve got some serious income coming in.

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Ender_Zero wrote:First off, Basic was alot easier than everyone claims. go into it with a good attitude and you will have fun. i had a blast and made some good friends. I laughed so hard at stupid things people would do every day that my abs were sore and it made crunches and leg lifts hell. just remember to be submissive to the TI and memorize this phrase: "sir, trainee -insert last name here- reports as ordered" (you will be surprised at how many people say it wrong! and they keep saying it wrong and getting yelled at for like 2 weeks! the dumb ones even longer!) they make you say that befrore every conversation with a TI or someone already out of basic.

if you have half a brain you are already smarter than everyone but a select few, and even then, they are really stupid. use that as a confidence booster. scout out the smart guys in your flight and make friends. you have a great time making fun of the stupid people.

when a chance for leadership comes up, take it. all you have to do is lead people in marching, and you get respect from the TI, just dont volunteer if you cant march well or dont have any confidence.

the only thing that kept me from getting honor grad was i needed a 90 or better on some stupid test. I had all the physical tests passed with flying colors, and everything else was in line, i just didnt study this useless packet they gave us. (and i still made an 88 on common sense) so if you go for that, make sure you study and are in good health when you get to San Antonio.


Sorry to laugh but that is funny, AF basic is a camping trip next to USMC recruit training.

I'm also an aviation mech so I can say that you will have fun. Good luck and come back soon. I thank you for taking on a challenge that most people aren't willing to.


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Congrats! My older brother tranined at Lackland AFB (isn't that where AF recruit training is?). I will say from what I've seen of AF personnel, they treat their people quite nice. By comparison (to the USMC, that is), it's practically civillian life + a uniform. The only downside is that promotions can sometimes be slow due to the AF's high retention rate (the life is great, so why get out?). You picked a darn fine career field that will greatly benefit you whenever you decide to leave the service. So, goodluck, Godspeed, and thank you for serving our country. And I really mean thank you, as the men and women of our armed services don't hear that nearly enough.
ddgsxr504 wrote:

Sorry to laugh but that is funny, AF basic is a camping trip next to USMC recruit training.

I'm also an aviation mech so I can say that you will have fun. Good luck and come back soon. I thank you for taking on a challenge that most people aren't willing to.
Let's see: 6 weeks (AF) versus 13 weeks (USMC). Weekend leave, including off base, after 2-4 weeks in training (AF) versus one day of on base leave (in uniform) the day before graduation(USMC). I won't mention the Crucible, as that was instituted after I had already graduated boot. There are a few other things, but I think that's enough of a comparison.

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Thanks guys, I really appreciate all the encouragement/reassurance... the people who deserve the thanks are guys like DRFT and ender.. all Ive done was sign a contract so far.

Thank you for the heads up on BMT, i've been trying to research it and hear as many stories as possible so nothing is a surprise. Ive been running 2 miles every day, i can pretty much pass all the graduating standards pretty easily. I used to be a TI for civil air patrol too so I kinda know what they expect from me/how to follow an SOP.

Basicly I joined because ive loved avaition and the air force since I was little, and my eyes/lack of a degree are stopping me from being a pilot. I also realized that a lot of kids in my generation don't feel as much pride or appreciation for our country, and not many are willing to make a difference in the war.... so I signed up

Anyways im looking forward to running into some NICO brothers in arms

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good luck friend.

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CHRIS GOOOD LUCK!!!!! i wish i could see you before you leave but im stuck in ****ty state of IL for a few more months.... But have fun and hope to see you back home soon.

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Thanks chad, keep in touch man! Maybe you can drive my car when im gone once in a while for me

[email protected] any of you guys can email me

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Take care fellow NICO member. We'll be here when you get back, just be careful.

Peace.

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Yeah, keep the rust off and keep the parts a movin so she stays runnin good lol. But i doubt that will happen... i know you and ur cars haha. If you need to get in contact its [email protected]

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Good luck man, I too am an airman. . .and i believe your in the 8 week program now? but yea, like ender said its really not that bad. I missed honor grad by 2 points.

-After 0 week, your golden grams.-Go to sleep early on the 9th lol, my friend and i didnt because he said we could sleep in the plane ride to TX, big mistake lol.-again be submisive to the TI's-When you start being dorm guard, try to get the very first shift or the very last one.-hope you'll be in 324 TRS, "best squadron in the AF" haha

and yea, myspace is good, made one just to keep in touch with my flight/sister flight.

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^ cool man, I signed up for overseas duty... with the hopes of possibly going to Okinawa.. What do you guys think the chances of that are?

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can i have your girlfriend ?

JK bro

good luck

and may allah be with you lol

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Shift_Oversteer wrote:^ cool man, I signed up for overseas duty... with the hopes of possibly going to Okinawa.. What do you guys think the chances of that are?
I think your chances are pretty good. Oh, BTW, Kadena Airbase (in Okinawa) =

Nicest base on the Rock.

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good luck bro,

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Good luck bro... Have fun and stay sharp

Let us know if your ever over in Japan... get some of those jdm tyte partssss lol

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one goes into the service, i get out of the USMC. good luck man, the mind games are fun as long as you know the game, enjoy your stay in the AF hotels(barracks) the bunk you in and good luck. while your in san antonio for your basic, make sure to make it out to the Riverwalk in down town san antonio. its a beautiful area.

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gtfo so we can start making fun of you and your car behind your back.


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