PMEL Experience

Started by Thraxas, 07-16-2005 -- 10:38:55

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How many years of experience do you have in PMEL?

1 to 4 years
10 (6.6%)
4 to 10 years
30 (19.7%)
10 to 20 years
40 (26.3%)
20 to 40 years
65 (42.8%)
40+ years
7 (4.6%)

Total Members Voted: 151

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PMEL_DEVIL-DOG

#15
12-14-2005 -- 01:10:01
Wait a minute, you're not suppose to eat, drink, or smoke on the bench?
"Marine Corps Recruit Depot, Parris Island, South Carolina: Where young men who can't hack it, drop out, and become outstanding Air Force Officers..."

docbyers

#16
12-14-2005 -- 07:51:10
...the coffee stains on your calibration procedures makes them harder to read...
If it works, it's a Fluke.

PMEL_DEVIL-DOG

#17
12-14-2005 -- 12:30:04
Quote from: docbyers on 12-14-2005 -- 07:51:10
...the coffee stains on your calibration procedures makes them harder to read...


That and the Copenhagen dip bottles being spilled in gear...happened to me quite a few times (I'm from NC, were tobacco is a vegatable)
"Marine Corps Recruit Depot, Parris Island, South Carolina: Where young men who can't hack it, drop out, and become outstanding Air Force Officers..."

docbyers

#18
12-14-2005 -- 19:37:43
I had a roommate at Ramstein that dipped.  We're sitting in the room one night watching a movie, and he's got two Coke cans, one to drink from, and one to spit in.  Spit, take a drink, spit, etc...  About half-way through the movie, he lost track of which was which...  I 'bout died laughing so hard at the awful, pitiful, disgusted expression on his face as he tried to get that taste out of his mouth...
If it works, it's a Fluke.

PMEL_DEVIL-DOG

#19
12-15-2005 -- 12:41:46
Quote from: docbyers on 12-14-2005 -- 19:37:43
I had a roommate at Ramstein that dipped.  We're sitting in the room one night watching a movie, and he's got two Coke cans, one to drink from, and one to spit in.  Spit, take a drink, spit, etc...  About half-way through the movie, he lost track of which was which...  I 'bout died laughing so hard at the awful, pitiful, disgusted expression on his face as he tried to get that taste out of his mouth...




HAHAHAHA!!!!!!!!!!!! BEENTHERE, DONE THAT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :mrgreen:
"Marine Corps Recruit Depot, Parris Island, South Carolina: Where young men who can't hack it, drop out, and become outstanding Air Force Officers..."

Thraxas

#20
12-16-2005 -- 18:53:57
Wow, there's a lot of experienced people on this board. I'm impressed that anyone can stay in the career field for many years.

Thraxas

#21
01-12-2006 -- 18:55:21
Anybody else? Come on...don't be shy! 8-)

Old-Navy

#22
01-29-2006 -- 18:36:01
I've been doing this since 1976.  Holy Alzhiemers...  that's 30 years...
<~Precision Bombing Begins With Precision Measurement~>                        The only true wisdom is in knowing you know nothing ~~~~ Socrates               

howiesatwork

#23
01-29-2006 -- 23:58:18
Only been doing it since 1969...
It's okay to be ignorant, as you can always ask questions, but there is no cure for stupidity.

OlDave

#24
01-30-2006 -- 04:50:30
Let me pull out my old Texas Instrument SR-10.....hmmm.....2006 - 1974.....looks like about 32 years now.  :?

cs137

#25
02-13-2006 -- 13:04:43
Back in the Day. We would smoke in the temp room on the ship. Great ventilation in there for some reason. :mrgreen: Important safety tip: Dont leave your smokes or what ever next to the intake.

Thraxas

#26
04-05-2006 -- 16:47:04
Anybody else care to contribute?

MIRCS

#27
04-05-2006 -- 17:21:25
Quote from: cs137 on 02-13-2006 -- 13:04:43
Back in the Day. We would smoke in the temp room on the ship. Great ventilation in there for some reason. :mrgreen: Important safety tip: Dont leave your smokes or what ever next to the intake.

We used to take the diffuser off in the temp room on the Cod.......used to drive Chief Clark crazy :evil:

cs137

#28
04-06-2006 -- 13:27:47
Ah, Cheif Clark, the man who decided to move the d room into the office and the office into the d room. Turned out pretty nice but he could only play his records while the ship was inport.

MIRCS

#29
04-06-2006 -- 13:52:34
Quote from: cs137 on 04-06-2006 -- 13:27:47
Ah, Cheif Clark, the man who decided to move the d room into the office and the office into the d room. Turned out pretty nice but he could only play his records while the ship was inport.

One night about 2am on the last WesPac.....(the one I took for Mason :-o) the Captain walked into the D room cause I had the stero blasting doing rewinds plugs and rings 8-) scared the crap out of me
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