OK.OK. I'll have to type my response as I can't resist, even though my head is bouncing off of my monitor right now. There's a personal habit of mine that I've given up, I love to headbutt! Seriously though:
I left the USAF as a MP sergeant or "Security Policeman" as we say. I was stationed at Malmstrom AFB, MT, for the majority of my time. I worked on a four-person security team unit in which we provided security for our ICBM nuclear missiles surrounding the countryside of the beautiful state of Montana (I miss the gophers!). We also escorted the actual nuclear warheads from site to site and from our base to sites. I was also on the airborne crew in which we provided surveillance from a UH-1N for our ground warhead convoys. My team was supposedly the first to deploy the MK-19 grenade launcher from a Huey.
After the AF, I worked five years for the US Postal Service before resigning last fall to go back to school full-time. Currently, I'm a student at my local community college, and I graduate this May. I will be attending a local University this fall to finish the last two years of my computer science degree. Nothing like free college from the state of Illinois for veterans! All I pay for is books! My GI bill money that I get is for whatever else I need (like more knives!).
I left the USAF as a MP sergeant or "Security Policeman" as we say. I was stationed at Malmstrom AFB, MT, for the majority of my time. I worked on a four-person security team unit in which we provided security for our ICBM nuclear missiles surrounding the countryside of the beautiful state of Montana (I miss the gophers!). We also escorted the actual nuclear warheads from site to site and from our base to sites. I was also on the airborne crew in which we provided surveillance from a UH-1N for our ground warhead convoys. My team was supposedly the first to deploy the MK-19 grenade launcher from a Huey.
After the AF, I worked five years for the US Postal Service before resigning last fall to go back to school full-time. Currently, I'm a student at my local community college, and I graduate this May. I will be attending a local University this fall to finish the last two years of my computer science degree. Nothing like free college from the state of Illinois for veterans! All I pay for is books! My GI bill money that I get is for whatever else I need (like more knives!).