340sFastback
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Wow amazing accomplishment very impressive!!
proud daddy... :)
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That’s totally awesome! She deserves it. A job well done. Kim
abodyjoe
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this was sent by the adult color guard commander that she worked with wile in charge of the color guard...
"In Formation"
Beneath the flags that proudly wave,
They stand—so young, so fierce, so brave.
Camouflage stitched with silent might,
Eyes set firm, prepared to fight.
A sea of green, a single tan,
One voice, one purpose, woman and man.
The stars and stripes behind them soar,
Reminding all what they stand for.
Not yet in battle, but trained to be,
The guardians of liberty.
Their posture speaks, their silence roars,
Of honor, duty, and unseen wars.
They hold the line, the future’s frame,
Each bearing pride without a name.
So here they stand, a steadfast wall—
The heart of service, one and all.
"In Formation"
Beneath the flags that proudly wave,
They stand—so young, so fierce, so brave.
Camouflage stitched with silent might,
Eyes set firm, prepared to fight.
A sea of green, a single tan,
One voice, one purpose, woman and man.
The stars and stripes behind them soar,
Reminding all what they stand for.
Not yet in battle, but trained to be,
The guardians of liberty.
Their posture speaks, their silence roars,
Of honor, duty, and unseen wars.
They hold the line, the future’s frame,
Each bearing pride without a name.
So here they stand, a steadfast wall—
The heart of service, one and all.
Awesome! Kim
StreetSleeper
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With utmost respect. Women in the military (especially beautiful, young women) are solicited extensively when they enter military service. One of my drill instructors ‘married’ one of my fellow recruits in boot camp. So many females I knew were either constantly solicited, or constantly having sex-only ONE of many aspects regarding combined service. Encouraging group effort, cooperation, camaraderie etc. is very important in anyone’s development. But consideration should be given for a young woman entering military service. Again this is given with respect, and concern. Have a good day and may GOD bless your family forever.
mopowers
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Awesome stuff, Joe!
abodyjoe
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kid got home from texas last night where she did seabee welding training. her first time staffing a training as a CPO.
she said the instructor was impressed with her welding skills (for those that don't know she is in a tech hich school for welding) and had her helping other students. she showed Texas State Senator/Naval Academy graduate/Sea Bee Brent Hagenbuch around and it sounds like he was really impressed with her.. suggested the naval academy to her and also was telling her about the seabees. she had a few instructors tell her that she really has abrite future, they want her back next year on the staff. she met some other cadets that she trained with in michagan and on th elexington last year.. its so cool that kids from all over the country meet up on these trainings and get friendly and wind uop at other trainings together. that has to feel really nice knowing other people in a new place...
she must have done something right. she got a helll of a review from someone they said is quite picky about what they write on reviews...
couple of pics with the squad she was in charge of, a few of the welding crew
she said the instructor was impressed with her welding skills (for those that don't know she is in a tech hich school for welding) and had her helping other students. she showed Texas State Senator/Naval Academy graduate/Sea Bee Brent Hagenbuch around and it sounds like he was really impressed with her.. suggested the naval academy to her and also was telling her about the seabees. she had a few instructors tell her that she really has abrite future, they want her back next year on the staff. she met some other cadets that she trained with in michagan and on th elexington last year.. its so cool that kids from all over the country meet up on these trainings and get friendly and wind uop at other trainings together. that has to feel really nice knowing other people in a new place...
she must have done something right. she got a helll of a review from someone they said is quite picky about what they write on reviews...
couple of pics with the squad she was in charge of, a few of the welding crew
abodyjoe
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the welding class.
abodyjoe
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all the staff cadets...
abodyjoe
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all the cadets for the three different traingings that were going on.
abodyjoe
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wish i could download the video from facebook where she leads her squad into graduation.. its pretty cool..
Looks like the uniform is starting to fit better!
abodyjoe
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There is money to be made in the welding trade... Ask me how I know 
I hope for the best for your daughter!!
she loves welding. the teacher at this training was impressed with her and said to tell her high school shop teacher good job. he had her helping other cadets who were having problems picking it up...
Some people "get it", and other just don't. Now she had to figure out what she like to weld... heavy structures or aircraft quality stuff... both pay really well.
Oh, and NO COLLEGE DEBT!!!!
Coming from an old retired active duty Chief of 22 years your daughter is simply outstanding! With her motivation and determination she will be successful in whatever path she chooses. My own daughter followed in my foot steps and joined the the Navy after of one year of college ( she cited something about being sick of know nothing 'professors') became an Aviation Ordnanceman and made it to AO1, but then was injured on the job and after several months was put out on a medical discharge just when she was lined up to make Chief. Super proud of her as you are of your daughter.
Great job by her.
Cool she likes welding, has a good understanding, leading the others with assistance.
Cool she likes welding, has a good understanding, leading the others with assistance.
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