Funny Pics thread II

When I was in the Navy :
Go down to the galley and get me 100 feet of chow line.
Go down to engineering and get us a BT punch (Boiler Tech's loved it).
Go to medical and get your pap smear. The line was always large on an aircraft carrier and they would stand there and wait.

I heard on smaller ships they would give a guy a pole with a hook and tell him to watch for the mail buoy.
The Army sends newbs for chem light batteries, keys to the drop zone, PRK-E7s, testing vehicles for soft spots, and exhaust checks
 
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When I was in the Navy :
Go down to the galley and get me 100 feet of chow line.
Go down to engineering and get us a BT punch (Boiler Tech's loved it).
Go to medical and get your pap smear. The line was always large on an aircraft carrier and they would stand there and wait.

I heard on smaller ships they would give a guy a pole with a hook and tell him to watch for the mail buoy.
Ex Navy here... true, on a destroyer, they liked to prank fresh out Ensigns to go to the bow and look for the mail buoy, in the middle of the Pacific.
One more... telling FNGs to go get 50 feet of water line.
 
Ex Navy here... true, on a destroyer, they liked to prank fresh out Ensigns to go to the bow and look for the mail buoy, in the middle of the Pacific.
One more... telling FNGs to go get 50 feet of water line.

Funny story asking those lines...

One of my early supervisors was stationed in Japan during the Cold War and they sent a rookie Airman out to look for "a hundred yards of flightline."

Said Airman disappeared for several hours until he returned with a convoy of heavy equipment and several flatbed trucks loaded with...

Rapid Runway Repair materials. A grizzled old E-7 got out of one of the trucks and proceeded to tell the group "okay, here's your ****ing fightline. Now where do you want it unloaded?"

Kid never got screwed with ever again.
 

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