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resctech · 12-31-2006, 15:13

Been lurking and learning since I registered, doing all the required reading to build the SA up. Excellent site. I had an experience in the box with an ODA and all of the stereotypes were thrown out the door, by far the most professional soldiers I have ever worked with. The impression they left on my junior Marines lasted the whole deployment. For me, it was the little things they did. The basics, and the attention to detail. It's a privelege being able to learn from these professionals now. Thanks for the site, I am looking forward to the professional development that will follow.

Spent a little over 10 yrs in the USMC, 0311 (infantry), active and reserve, now with the NG. As a civilian, I work for a large metropolitan fire dept as a technical rescue tech. Staying a student of my trades thanks to sites like this.
Thanks for having me.

12-31-2006, 15:13	#1949
resctech Asset Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Texas Posts: 6	Introduction Been lurking and learning since I registered, doing all the required reading to build the SA up. Excellent site. I had an experience in the box with an ODA and all of the stereotypes were thrown out the door, by far the most professional soldiers I have ever worked with. The impression they left on my junior Marines lasted the whole deployment. For me, it was the little things they did. The basics, and the attention to detail. It's a privelege being able to learn from these professionals now. Thanks for the site, I am looking forward to the professional development that will follow. Spent a little over 10 yrs in the USMC, 0311 (infantry), active and reserve, now with the NG. As a civilian, I work for a large metropolitan fire dept as a technical rescue tech. Staying a student of my trades thanks to sites like this. Thanks for having me.
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