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Debadoo

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Papaw, you were asking about the rm5 before, then said you were lookin at the rm4 I don't care for the rm5 because it's big and fairly heavy....but I will say that the rm5 has a really great AFC. You screw it down to close off the air, and screw it up to open the air. It'll close down to nothing, and then stays where you set it. And it's very easy to build. But that's about the only stuff I like about it.
 
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Like my new sig banner?

I have another one on another forum that would probably be get me banned here LOL :pervy:

We all know how these folks have "0" sense of humor....:rolleyes:

Oh and just to clarify, it's totally clean, no profanity or lewd images, and you could display it at work!
 
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Good Morning REOVille. Belly full of Mamaw's Breakfast, easing into second cup of coffee after sleeping nearly 10 hours. Feel almost human again.
Deb, it was Darrel who was asking about the RM5. I traded mine away. I prefer the RM2 or the RM4.
Looks like another lazy Sunday on tap. It takes all weekend to rest up so I can wear myself down working long / weird hours during the week. Pays the Mortgage, that's what matters.

Have a Safe and Blessed Day :)
 

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Just wanted to stop in and say good morning to everyone and see what's been going on.

I haven't been on here much lately, my personal life/career in the military has rapidly taken a 180 degree turn.
I'm at a point where I'm due to reenlist, however my shear number of service connected injuries from all my years as an aircraft mechanic have taken a toll on my body, and I could face a medical discharge by a medical evaluation board. My commander has already told me also, that if the MEB doesn't happen that he see's me as more of a liability and will not consider me for reenlistment. What that means is that no matter what happens I have no way of staying in the military and my career will be over this August. 15 years and 11 months total service, 4 years and 1 month shy of my retirement. I'm totally floored by this, wasn't expecting this to even happen, but all is not lost.
I'm actually looking forward to becoming a civilian again and I guess it helps to know people in a few places you can trust and count on. I have a friend I've known for 15 years who's got the hook up with a company im interested in working with. I haven't been hired yet, but I think I have a really good chance of getting this new job, and it helps that it will pay a little more than what I'm currently making now. I will have to relocate back to Texas if I do get hired for the new job, but I'll still be 8 hours away from my parents so I think that's good. My son is happy I'm getting out of the military, he understands I will never have to deploy ever again and loves the idea of me not leaving for 6+ months ever again once every 18 months. He also likes the idea of moving to Texas because he knows he will be closer to his grandparents, my family and my wife's family like the idea of us moving back too because now the drive isn't going to take 17+ hours, and they can visit us a lot more often. My wife's happy for me, although we talked about loosing my retirement through the military and all the perks/benefits of being in the military, she seems to think we will still be alright. She is a very strong supporting loving wife and I'm happy to start my next journey with her helping me along the way.
It's crunch time now though, I've been focusing on all my home repairs and improvements so we can put our house up for sale/rent on the market. That's my main reason I haven't been on here as much lately. I'll try to pop in from time to time just to say hello and prove I'm still alive. If anyone is curious, my next career move will more than likely be with SpaceX out in Texas.
I've even considered moving to Maine just as long as Rob will hire me, I'm wondering if his employees get any employee discounts?


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Good Morning REOVille. Belly full of Mamaw's Breakfast, easing into second cup of coffee after sleeping nearly 10 hours. Feel almost human again.
Deb, it was Darrel who was asking about the RM5. I traded mine away. I prefer the RM2 or the RM4.
Looks like another lazy Sunday on tap. It takes all weekend to rest up so I can wear myself down working long / weird hours during the week. Pays the Mortgage, that's what matters.

Have a Safe and Blessed Day :)

Hey Brett,

How' the DIY coming bud?
 
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Just wanted to stop in and say good morning to everyone and see what's been going on.

I haven't been on here much lately, my personal life/career in the military has rapidly taken a 180 degree turn.
I'm at a point where I'm due to reenlist, however my shear number of service connected injuries from all my years as an aircraft mechanic have taken a toll on my body, and I could face a medical discharge by a medical evaluation board. My commander has already told me also, that if the MEB doesn't happen that he see's me as more of a liability and will not consider me for reenlistment. What that means is that no matter what happens I have no way of staying in the military and my career will be over this August. 15 years and 11 months total service, 4 years and 1 month shy of my retirement. I'm totally floored by this, wasn't expecting this to even happen, but all is not lost.
I'm actually looking forward to becoming a civilian again and I guess it helps to know people in a few places you can trust and count on. I have a friend I've known for 15 years who's got the hook up with a company im interested in working with. I haven't been hired yet, but I think I have a really good chance of getting this new job, and it helps that it will pay a little more than what I'm currently making now. I will have to relocate back to Texas if I do get hired for the new job, but I'll still be 8 hours away from my parents so I think that's good. My son is happy I'm getting out of the military, he understands I will never have to deploy ever again and loves the idea of me not leaving for 6+ months ever again once every 18 months. He also likes the idea of moving to Texas because he knows he will be closer to his grandparents, my family and my wife's family like the idea of us moving back too because now the drive isn't going to take 17+ hours, and they can visit us a lot more often. My wife's happy for me, although we talked about loosing my retirement through the military and all the perks/benefits of being in the military, she seems to think we will still be alright. She is a very strong supporting loving wife and I'm happy to start my next journey with her helping me along the way.
It's crunch time now though, I've been focusing on all my home repairs and improvements so we can put our house up for sale/rent on the market. That's my main reason I haven't been on here as much lately. I'll try to pop in from time to time just to say hello and prove I'm still alive. If anyone is curious, my next career move will more than likely be with SpaceX out in Texas.
I've even considered moving to Maine just as long as Rob will hire me, I'm wondering if his employees get any employee discounts?


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Jetmac,

Please see my PM

Anything I can do to help let me know!

Larry
 

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Just wanted to stop in and say good morning to everyone and see what's been going on.

I haven't been on here much lately, my personal life/career in the military has rapidly taken a 180 degree turn.
I'm at a point where I'm due to reenlist, however my shear number of service connected injuries from all my years as an aircraft mechanic have taken a toll on my body, and I could face a medical discharge by a medical evaluation board. My commander has already told me also, that if the MEB doesn't happen that he see's me as more of a liability and will not consider me for reenlistment. What that means is that no matter what happens I have no way of staying in the military and my career will be over this August. 15 years and 11 months total service, 4 years and 1 month shy of my retirement. I'm totally floored by this, wasn't expecting this to even happen, but all is not lost.
I'm actually looking forward to becoming a civilian again and I guess it helps to know people in a few places you can trust and count on. I have a friend I've known for 15 years who's got the hook up with a company im interested in working with. I haven't been hired yet, but I think I have a really good chance of getting this new job, and it helps that it will pay a little more than what I'm currently making now. I will have to relocate back to Texas if I do get hired for the new job, but I'll still be 8 hours away from my parents so I think that's good. My son is happy I'm getting out of the military, he understands I will never have to deploy ever again and loves the idea of me not leaving for 6+ months ever again once every 18 months. He also likes the idea of moving to Texas because he knows he will be closer to his grandparents, my family and my wife's family like the idea of us moving back too because now the drive isn't going to take 17+ hours, and they can visit us a lot more often. My wife's happy for me, although we talked about loosing my retirement through the military and all the perks/benefits of being in the military, she seems to think we will still be alright. She is a very strong supporting loving wife and I'm happy to start my next journey with her helping me along the way.
It's crunch time now though, I've been focusing on all my home repairs and improvements so we can put our house up for sale/rent on the market. That's my main reason I haven't been on here as much lately. I'll try to pop in from time to time just to say hello and prove I'm still alive. If anyone is curious, my next career move will more than likely be with SpaceX out in Texas.
I've even considered moving to Maine just as long as Rob will hire me, I'm wondering if his employees get any employee discounts?


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First & most importantly, THANK YOU FOR ALL YOUR YEARS OF SERVICE AND SACRIFICE!!!!!!!!!!
Whatever the outcome is, I wish for many good vibes for you and your family!!!
 

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Okay I'm gonna put in my two cents worth here being a retired Army officer.

What Jetmac is experiencing has many names, but it's for the most part the accepted norm in many corporate environments, and now it seems this is happening more and more in the military.

This is simply the government's way of cutting expenses, and it's unacceptable!

He has extensive military rights granted him due to his years of service, and depending on his military record he can fight this and win!

He needs our support in many ways, not just thanking him for what he has done, but by helping him by writing to his local, and state officials, etc

While at the moment he has been blindsided, he will fight this I'm confident!

We're all here to help in any ways we can!

Just let us know what you need!

P.S.

The very same thing happened to me, but I was already an officer, and as many civilians are unaware a military officer does not reenlist, you have to be forced to resign your commission.
And while the military can make your life :evil: on earth, you can't make an officer with a commission resign!

Unfortunately if you are an enlisted person, or NCO, this is not the case, you have to reenlist every few years, and the military can really mess with you!

The bad part is he has to go up the food chain and find that officer that knows him and will fight for him!

I urge all of you to PM him and offer whatever you can do to help him!
 
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