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Hooahman · 07-21-2005, 21:00

I know exactly how you felt Dustin, When I strolled into my unit 19th here in Utah, I was the same way. but the Professionalism and understanding are AMAZING!!! even the SWCS guys were cool, telling us stories and such. (ahhhem, no g2 stufff) Now I look forward to Rucking, and seeing those guys and they even organized all the rep-63 guys into a team (Most of us are shipping at the sametime) and we have the SGM and 1sgt and the Team Sgts helping us and we take turns infront of the Platoon giving orders and stuff. Its fun stuff! and my Land NAV has gone through the roof as well. as I was told "Land Nav is your bread and butter"

To all the QP on here I see the same professionalism, and I hope one day to join the ranks of MY heros the QP's!!! HOOAH!!

07-21-2005, 21:00	#9
Hooahman SF Candidate Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: SWTG Posts: 52	I know exactly how you felt Dustin, When I strolled into my unit 19th here in Utah, I was the same way. but the Professionalism and understanding are AMAZING!!! even the SWCS guys were cool, telling us stories and such. (ahhhem, no g2 stufff) Now I look forward to Rucking, and seeing those guys and they even organized all the rep-63 guys into a team (Most of us are shipping at the sametime) and we have the SGM and 1sgt and the Team Sgts helping us and we take turns infront of the Platoon giving orders and stuff. Its fun stuff! and my Land NAV has gone through the roof as well. as I was told "Land Nav is your bread and butter" To all the QP on here I see the same professionalism, and I hope one day to join the ranks of MY heros the QP's!!! HOOAH!! __________________ "In no other profession are the penalties for employing untrained personnel so appalling or so irrevocable as in the military" General Douglas MacAthur Last edited by Hooahman; 07-21-2005 at 21:15. Reason: Typos
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