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- Apr 23, 2018
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I appreciate it, guys. Seeing the safety nets fail (and being told that the Navy has no history of reversing decisions flatly by one HR investigator), it's like I've lost religion. The Army inculcates seven values in its soldiers- loyalty, duty, respect, selfless service, honor, integrity, and personal courage. Each one comes with a definition, of course. And the Army noncommissioned officer's creed says "competence is my watchword" and that you always put your subordinates' welfare above your own. These concepts are not lost, but the Navy has no equivalent moral orientation, no watchwords, no enumerated values. Just show up and put on the camo. I thought all service branches were the same- dedicated, hard working, and conscientious. Of course, it always makes my day to work with the Marines, they've got it right. I apologise to any Navy veterans, this seems to be a recent development and is probably confined to the branch medical and military industrial complex zones that I work in. One way to identify a Naval officer here is by the dagger in his back and another in hand.
I took a few weeks off to calm down and reassess. The stress has affected me everywhere, including here, where people come to unwind. I'm working on taking deep breaths, sorry to those who get annoyed with random excess. So, anybody get going on something cool in the shop today?
I took a few weeks off to calm down and reassess. The stress has affected me everywhere, including here, where people come to unwind. I'm working on taking deep breaths, sorry to those who get annoyed with random excess. So, anybody get going on something cool in the shop today?