Thank You

[AllAmerican75]

I don't know how much time I'm going to be spending on these boards the next two days, so I'd like to take this opportunity to express my gratitude for all of your support and the lessons I've learned as a member of AW. I leave on Friday at some ungodly hour in the morning for Dulles and from there it's on to Lexington and the rest of my life. When we get our computer and internet privileges back, I'll check in to let y'all know how it's going, but I don't know when that's going to be. Again, thanks a bunch.

Sincerely,
Andrew

 

[openbah]

Good luck bud.

 

[RHPF]

Good luck. Make the best of it.

 

[H20man]

Good luck, I wouldn't worry about spending time on this board, spend it with family and friends.

 

[HighDimension]

heh one of my buds might be a detailer for you... i'll tell him to be sweet.

 

[xmid]

Have fun, and don't stick out... for bad reasons at least.

 

[Fly Navy]

Good luck AA.

 

[gregsivers]

Have fun man. In retrospect I had a blast at Rook Week, the indoc week at Norwich. Made the best friends of my life during that first year. Only those who've gone through it with you can appreciate it. My dentist growing up was a VMI alum, we'd always talk about our experiences to the wonderment of everyone else in the office.

 

[thull]

don't forget who has higher access priviledges than you.

 

[skidkid]

Good luck, dont fall into the two traps that await you
Trap#1: I have the shiniest shoes in the Corps but my grades suck
Trap#2: I play Football so all that military crap really doesnt apply to me (unless the NFL is in your future most of that military crap will pay off more down the road)
Im not belittling the importance of either one but keep it all in perspective
Best of Luck

 

[MasterBates]

Good luck, let us know if you need help. We will drink a few for ya. :icon_zbee

 

[ChunksJR]

Don't fVck it up!

 

[Fly Navy]

Don't fVck it up!

Classic Naval Aviation words of wisdom

My favorite is "Don't suck!"

 

[pilotvmi]

Yeah, dont worry too much about your shoes. Take advantage of your freshman level classes and get a good buffer going into your third class year. The typical football player at vmi doesnt give a shiznit about being a cadet, dont be like that. If you get a descent gpa(3.0 or a little higher) you will most likely be able to get a 3 year nrotc scholarship especially if you have a technical major. Being on the football team will help a lot also.

 

[webmaster]

Good luck.