31OCT22 SNA/SNFO BOARD

[elariosa95]

He replied like 3 weeks later and said "Yeah man that sucks. Good luck!" Lol

I’m pretty sure my roommate said this when he left for the weekend and his toilet flooded the apartment

 

[ChandosT]

If the joke never dies our usernames may as well become our actual callsigns

That would be a tough look for me considering my username basically my real name

 

[ChandosT]

That would be a tough look for me considering my username basically my real name

But “Average Monke”? That’s a hell of a call sign

 

[ChandosT]

I still can’t believe this happened in the first place

https://www.reddit.com/r/navy/comments/x03nu2

 

[FlightEngineerBobby]

If the joke never dies our usernames may as well become our actual callsigns

I’m not sure that’s how it works. ?

 

[FlightEngineerBobby]

I still can’t believe this happened in the first place

https://www.reddit.com/r/navy/comments/x03nu2

What’s the story

 

[ChandosT]

What’s the story

I know you haven’t been to the boat but basically somehow rough seas knocked this bird into the Med. knowing what I know about tie down requirements and how things work up there I have no clue how that happened in the first place. Still under investigation. Thankfully no one got hurt

 

[FlightEngineerBobby]

I completely forgot about one thing. Something we haven’t talked about yet…

SERE school ?

 

[ChandosT]

SERE school ?

I love camping

 

[WorldWar33.3]

I'm actually pretty excited for that. Learning professional survival skills outside of just making basic shelter and fire is something I've always wanted to do.

Never attempted anything outside of just a normal weeekend camping trip but, I do watch alot of Alone so I feel like it's similar just without all of the fancy gadgets, nice tents, and convenience of a gas burner and ya know.... everything else that comes with SERE lol. Not too sure of what else is involved but, I'm stoked either way

Boots boots boots boots...
Memorize that

 

[FlightEngineerBobby]

I'm actually pretty excited for that. Learning professional survival skills outside of just making basic shelter and fire is something I've always wanted to do.

Never attempted anything outside of just a normal weeekend camping trip but, I do watch alot of Alone so I feel like it's similar just without all of the fancy gadgets, nice tents, and convenience of a gas burner and ya know.... everything else that comes with SERE lol. Not too sure of what else is involved but, I'm stoked either way

I went through SERE in 2016. It’s definitely an experience.

 

[ChandosT]

My dad actually used to help teach the SERE stuff at Fairchild Airforce base funny enough. All he’s told me is to not eat rabbits and how to properly build a lean to

 

[ChandosT]

Is water survival at SERE too or is that a completely different school?

Pretty sure water survival is done before NIFE in Pensacola but I could be wrong

 

[OptionsDollaraire]

My dad actually used to help teach the SERE stuff at Fairchild Airforce base funny enough. All he’s told me is to not eat rabbits and how to properly build a lean to

Ok you gotta explain this. Why not eat rabbits?

 

[FlightEngineerBobby]

Is water survival at SERE too or is that a completely different school?

Water survival is in pcola.

AF sere is VERY different from Navy SERE. you’re going to eat that rabbit so fast you won’t taste it. ?