What do you do for a living?

Are you happy doing what you do?

  • Yes

    Votes: 97 82.2%

  • No

    Votes: 21 17.8%
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Tackerdown said:
Do you use 308 cal.?

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Right now we are teaching with the SASS/M110 which is a .308 which is what I'm using in the pic. I used the 50 cal a lot more in Afghanistan. We also are teaching the Remington 300, and then the 50 cal.
 
Bama-Bravo4 said:
Right now we are teaching with the SASS/M110 which is a .308 which is what I'm using in the pic. I used the 50 cal a lot more in Afghanistan. We also are teaching the Remington 300, and then the 50 cal.
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Sorry one last question , what grain bullet do you use in a 50 cal .


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I am a mechanical engineer for a power tool company. We work with the tool from concept to the start of mass production. While I deal with the same "topic" every day, the problems are always fresh. :) (Discounts and loaner tools for the Jeep help too.) :)

Majik said:
I'm an ER / trauma center doc. Love it. My original degree was in Mech Engineering, though... worked in a machine shop in college. The body is really just a big plumbing and wiring project, so it's not that much of a difference :)

I enjoy making my patients understand what's going on with their health instead of just throwing pills at them and using words they can't understand... :D
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"The body is really just a big plumbing and wiring project, so it's not that much of a difference" <-- This just made my day.


Quick Edit: Thank you to all our military folks for your service!!!!
 
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I'm an imagery analyst in the Air Force. I don't mind the job most days, but it has it's share of unsatisfying work. Looking to separate later this year, but I hear that this sequestor business might be messing up my contracing opprotunities. I might be a broke college kid again soon. :(
 
Got a chance (and permission ) to snap a shot of our ( and your ) aircraft. I'm an electrician for the Marine One program here in CT.
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In case it hasn't been said, and it can't be said enough. All you Military, Law enforcement, Firemen, Teachers and every hard-working, god fearing, red blooded Americans... Thank you for keeping our country safe, and keeping our country the place every other person in the world wants to be!

That is all!
 
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