Retired Military
IT Systems & Communications/Networking Consultant & Engineering

College student. Work for a local golf course as well as doing construction with my dad.

U.S. Army Sergeant. I pretty much un-f__k things when they go wrong. Wish they would listen to me in the beginning. Should get better once I get promoted.

Photographer
In the process of starting a firearms business
CRM Administrator

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Manage the marketing at a certain aftermarket parts manufacturer and retailer.. (hint hint) ;)

As well as auto enthusiast.. currently in a modified '04 G35..

Worked in the aftermarket parts industry, as well as enthusiast magazines/forums for most of my career..

Program Manager - Aerospace and other "classified" technologies

DSP and wireless communications engineer

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I can only guess a few places in NM that you'd be working at. And I've probably driven by them all.

Computer & Network Security Consulting and Computer & Network Forensics

Yes, I'm a hacker. Information Security Consulting keeps my out of jail. LOL!

Pharmaceutical warehouse supervisor. " I sell drugs..." LOL

Lead Project Planner/Project Controller
Steel Construction
Current major project - Fabrication and on-site erection of Tanks, Structural Steel, Piping and Mechanical Equipment for an Alumina Refinery expansion (approx $300m).

(23yo, Boilermaker/First Class Welder by trade)

:tup:

nice

Occupation
 

HR Manager:hello:

IT Support.

EWO (Electronic Warfare Operator) for the USN. Fly in the P-3C Orion aircraft. :tiphat:

MRI Technologist. Saving lives one person at a time!

Munitions Systems Craftsman, I assemble the bombs and the missiles for the F-16 for the Air Force.

Retired a couple of months ago from the Army as a CW5 Black Hawk Pilot. Currently working as a Civilian Contract Instructor Pilot for the Army in Black Hawks at Fort Rucker, AL.

Something I've always wanted to do actually. Thanks all you military guys for your service.

I work P3s almost every day here. They come out of Whidbey Island. An A6 makes an appearance once a week or so as well.

good to see the Chief's got good taste in cars!

I agree. To all the military board members/visitors, thank you very much for all that you do and have done for us

Sweet, the plane isn't that exciting but when you are in it doing the missions and watching over your brothers and sisters on the ground, it makes you feel much better knowing that you're keeping them informed and safe. Not a bad gig.=)

Got a GTR in the garage too?

Web hosting guru

Well I would like to think that a few of us do :icon17:

Reconditioning mgr at a ford dealership

CPT in the Army. Basically HR manager.
Stationed in

Yokota AB Japan
Andersen AFB Guam
Kusan AB Koree
Ft Jackson SC
FT Drum NY
FT Bliss TX

Worst place on Earth. If hell actually ever does freeze over, it'd look a lot like Fort Drum in December/January.

I was Air Force weather and my first assignment was Ft Drum! Thankfully at the last minute I was changed to Holloman AFB in New Mexico and then I went to Yokota and Camp Zama.

i'm 15 and own a black 370z beat that. and pay for it myself

CPT in the Army. Basically HR manager.
Stationed in

Yokota AB Japan
Andersen AFB Guam
Kusan AB Koree
Ft Jackson SC
FT Drum NY
Speicher Iraq
FT Bliss TX[/QUOTE]

CPT in the Army. Basically I BS all day...j/k.

Heading to Korea with the Z :)

You can call BS all day. It still doesn't change the fact that I an a CPT.

Oh taking the Z to Korea. Well if you're mil there was a rank limit for drivers so before you take it and can't drive it make sure you meet the requirement. Also driving is a little nerve racking overthere. Highways can be fast but off the highways and it's always bumper to bumper. And LNs will change lanes in a heartbeat with nothing more than a quick honk of the horn it let you know.

Yes I am a CPT in the Army and I BS for most of the day. LOL!

I just came out of command and now work with a bunch of people that I have known for almost three years. That's why work is kinda easy.

I learned how to drive in NYC so hopefully that will help out.

Ok speed reding fail. Thought you called bs on me. So bs stands for bogus staff

OK, now you two CPT's have "measured each other" -- couple of thoughts/comments...

1) Thank you both for your current service -- your service gives the rest of us the ability to "BS" in great forums like "THE370Z.COM"!!!

2) IMWZEL -- I'd agree with Lemers (I was station in ROK from '98-'00, and travel there routinely in my current life) -- unless you have no other options, I'd put your Z in storage, do your tour in Korea, and return back to the states to a great and like new 370Z -- unless you are going to be stationed down south (Daegu, etc.) the driving in Korea simply put -- SUCKS! Besides, as a CPT, your gonna be so busy, you won't have time to drive your car.

Just some unsolicited thoughts -- regardless of your choice -- best of luck and thanks again for your service!

Six Sigma Champion