Requesting Permission to come Aboard.

[M118LR]

Salty Old Naval Aircrewman, Requesting permission to come aboard.

 

[SAWMAN]

Welcome aboard sir.
May I please ask . . . aircrewman in what aircraft ?? --- SAWMAN

 

[fl57caveman]

grab your gear, stow it in bunk 12, chowtime is 1900, the day starts @ 0415, breakfast @ 0500

welcome aboard old salty..

 

[RackinRay]

Walk sharply and carry on smartly! Welcome brown shoe, always room for one more.

 

[M118LR]

Welcome aboard sir.
May I please ask . . . aircrewman in what aircraft ?? --- SAWMAN

Sawman you have a distinct designation in Sailor's Lexicon.
We can discuss your time aboard an M60 at a latter date!

I'm a career Sailor, as NAC/CAC/SAR/Special Assignment as directed by the CNO I've been assigned to multiple platforms. Do you request a chronological listing or will just generalities do? Do you require fixed wing & rotary wing platforms? Some aircraft where mission specific, other aircraft billet descriptions are just that. Is it Okay if I just say that any Aircraft that meet the CNO's directives for assignment to the CTG have been utilized?

If your an Aviator from 74-97 will callsign "ZIGGY" sufficiently answer your query?

A3,A4, A5,A8, PBY, P2,P3 Spec Mod,P3C Spec Mod, C 130, C 130 Spectre and the list goes on for rotary aircraft. Do you request a one time Mission Specific list? Or an NEC assigned billet description?

Yes you can ask SAWMAN, and I may not answer your Frogman questions, but I'll do my best to answer questions after 1983 as a Naval Aircrewman. So from Operation Eagle Claw to the Dayton Peace agreement you are free to question and I promise to do my best to answer. JMHO

 

[MauserLarry]

Welcome to the forum! My only question is whether your post was written in English?:smile:

 

[M118LR]

Welcome aboard sir.
May I please ask . . . aircrewman in what aircraft ?? --- SAWMAN

grab your gear, stow it in bunk 12, chowtime is 1900, the day starts @ 0415, breakfast @ 0500

welcome aboard old salty..

Walk sharply and carry on smartly! Welcome brown shoe, always room for one more.

Welcome to the forum! My only question is whether your post was written in English?:smile:

My Posts may be written in Sailors Lexicon. Yet no one has granted me permission to come aboard. So somewhere along the way I promise to breach the gap between Sailors Lexicon and normal folks conversation should anyone be willing to grant me permission to come aboard. I promise to be a gruff member of at least the GOAT Locker, but my headbutting is going to be solidly based on truth.(like it or not, refute it if you can) But I'll speak only the truth as I know it to be, Promise.

 

[wildrider666]

Granted, with due protocol. Welcome Aboard. See you around the Ready Room.

 

[M118LR]

Welcome to the forum! My only question is whether your post was written in English?:smile:

Granted, with due protocol. Welcome Aboard. See you around the Ready Room.

Hope you make it to briefing room on pre operations day. Good to hear from you wildrider666. Looking forward to reading about your post operations debrief. JMHO.

 

[M118LR]

How about the OOD grants me permission to come aboard? Still waiting. But there are going to be paradigm changes once I'm granted permission to come aboard! Told Y'all I was an Old Salt. Conform or get on the snive list!

 

[fl57caveman]

things are a little relaxed here sailor...


the ship casts off @ 2130, so come aboard, or wish us well on deployment

 

[JWlineman]

Welcome to the forum, great to have you.

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[MauserLarry]

Well, I see my buddy Caveman has invited you onboard so I guess that settles that nautical protocol. You must forgive my lack of knowledge about the Navy. I was an Army Tank Commander and since they don't float very well I was never exposed to the water. Actually my most experience with water is mixing it with Scotch Whiskey. About all I know is that sailors drink Rum and eat Navy beans a lot so maybe you can educate me some.

 

[Jerry]

Kick your boots off, eat some chicken with your fingers, then one hand that moon pie into your mouth in one stealth motion. You'll fit right in.
Welcome aboard!

 

[M118LR]

Well, I see my buddy Caveman has invited you onboard so I guess that settles that nautical protocol. You must forgive my lack of knowledge about the Navy. I was an Army Tank Commander and since they don't float very well I was never exposed to the water. Actually my most experience with water is mixing it with Scotch Whiskey. About all I know is that sailors drink Rum and eat Navy beans a lot so maybe you can educate me some.

Stay upwind after the mess serves them Navy Beans. (lol) Some may call it sacrilege to mix Scotch with water? But if it's blended Scotch it's probably Okay. Most of the Saltiest Old Sailors that I know prefer to drink anything that is free. (lol)

 

[M118LR]

Kick your boots off, eat some chicken with your fingers, then one hand that moon pie into your mouth in one stealth motion. You'll fit right in.
Welcome aboard!

What no R.C.?

Thank You Folks for the warm welcomes.

 

[Jerry]

We save it for the ribs.

 

[M118LR]

I've never tried to eat a Moonpie without washing it down with Royal Crown Cola. But as the years have come & gone, Memphis Dry Rub with Alabama White Sauce and a cold beer...... AH! That's a Saturday Night at the picnic table. JMHO.

 

[kidsoncoffee]

Permission to board....we only require a tithing of 50 rounds of 30-06 per active member for your participation. Black tip preferred.

 

[fl57caveman]

Permission to board....we only require a tithing of 50 rounds of 30-06 per active member for your participation. Black tip preferred.

now why didn't I think of that.....