So am I.I know, I'm a smarta$$.
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Officers rooms on a carrier?
- Thread starter DW43
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After a few days underway, the smell goes away. If your room sucks then the wardroom officer doesn't like you. What working hours....it's 24/7 on the carrier. Never had a problem with hot water. Then again, I owned it. If you have a problem with SWO's on a carrier, then you're doing something wrong. Aviators own the carrier.
Thisguy
Pain-in-the-dick
No. In fact, last cruise, between the squadrons there were like...5 JO girls, so they all got put in a 6-man...or 6-person room, if you will.
OldNavy
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They're huge!
I watched exactly 10 minutes of 1 episode of JAG (by mistake) and when the Marine "orderly" showed the star (hell, I don't even know his name) to his temporary stateroom on a CVN, it was the size of the Captain's in-port cabin and had a porthole!
See all the things I missed down in the Goat Locker?
I watched exactly 10 minutes of 1 episode of JAG (by mistake) and when the Marine "orderly" showed the star (hell, I don't even know his name) to his temporary stateroom on a CVN, it was the size of the Captain's in-port cabin and had a porthole!
See all the things I missed down in the Goat Locker?
In ref to the question about the L-class ships, it's tough for me to compare since my big-deck time comprises a grand total of 90 minutes on the TR during my initial CQ eating lunch (went foul deck for something, I don't remember. It could have been a sea monster for all I know).
The quarters sound similar to the other posts, mostly 4 man staterooms for the JO's, occasionally 6 man, but some guys occasionally found themselves mixed in with the grunts/intel types. I second the earlier comment about leadership, some boats feel like they've got it together a provide a great (well... adequate) place to live, others couldn't care less.
The quarters sound similar to the other posts, mostly 4 man staterooms for the JO's, occasionally 6 man, but some guys occasionally found themselves mixed in with the grunts/intel types. I second the earlier comment about leadership, some boats feel like they've got it together a provide a great (well... adequate) place to live, others couldn't care less.
Follow up question for the L boats, do they try and room you by unit/designator or is it just put all the officers in a room despite if they are air/ground/intel/ect.
Each subordinate unit has blocks of rooms, all the ACE types together, all the grunt types together etc.
Within that group most Composite squadrons purposely mix up TMS guys within rooms, my lasy float was 2 Phrog guys and a Harrier guy. One of each flavor is what the goal is. 1st pump guys with 1st pump guys and so on up the food chain.
Within that group most Composite squadrons purposely mix up TMS guys within rooms, my lasy float was 2 Phrog guys and a Harrier guy. One of each flavor is what the goal is. 1st pump guys with 1st pump guys and so on up the food chain.
You guys have beer, don't you?
I always did well on the stateroom assignments ... 'cause I always got down "early" for the workups (LSO -- to wave) and I surveyed the rooms allotted the squadron with instructions to "report back" ....
My squadron room debriefs went something like this: "This one's O.K., this one's crap, this one is really not too bad .... " etc., etc., ... of course, I would always pocket one of the best for myself. They NEVER caught on (unbelieveable
) ... and I always had one down in "sleepy hollow" opposite Air Ops (convenient) and the air conditioning ALWAYS worked (if it worked anywhere on the ship) ... close to the dirty shirt mess (yummy!!!) .... with a semi-private head one bulkhead away and a nearby void space ... a.k.a. a good place to hide my ... "refreshments".
If you gotta be on a BOAT ... be the LSO .... otherwise ... be one of the maddening crowd.
My squadron room debriefs went something like this: "This one's O.K., this one's crap, this one is really not too bad .... " etc., etc., ... of course, I would always pocket one of the best for myself. They NEVER caught on (unbelieveable
) ... and I always had one down in "sleepy hollow" opposite Air Ops (convenient) and the air conditioning ALWAYS worked (if it worked anywhere on the ship) ... close to the dirty shirt mess (yummy!!!) .... with a semi-private head one bulkhead away and a nearby void space ... a.k.a. a good place to hide my ... "refreshments".If you gotta be on a BOAT ... be the LSO .... otherwise ... be one of the maddening crowd.
Had the same room on TR for two cruises. It was a two man phone booth but it was a two man anyway! Had the JBD drain running through it and some valve backed up and excessed about a gallon and a half of nice fresh JBD drain water into my roomies lower bunk one night.
youearnedit
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truman
i was on the truman for 4 years as enlisted and all i know is that those state rooms are as good as it gets (with jack nickolson).
i was on the truman for 4 years as enlisted and all i know is that those state rooms are as good as it gets (with jack nickolson).