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Monello

Smarter than the average bear
PREMO Member
No soup, no fortified coffee....
We did our training in March. The water and air temperatures were still pretty low. A few more degrees colder and that training would have been cancelled.

Speaking of sea salt. Once when dining out the place served everyone at the table from a long silver tray. The meat, starch and vegetables were all on a steaming hot tray that the waiter balanced on his arm. There were either 8 or 10 people at the table. Anyway the meat was so hot that the waiter started sweating. The sweat ran down his face and was dripping on the last 2 pieces of chicken on the platter. It was nasty. Good thing I got the meat from the front of the tray. Enjoy your lunch everyone.
 

NTNG

Member
We did our training in March. The water and air temperatures were still pretty low. A few more degrees colder and that training would have been cancelled.

Speaking of sea salt. Once when dining out the place served everyone at the table from a long silver tray. The meat, starch and vegetables were all on a steaming hot tray that the waiter balanced on his arm. There were either 8 or 10 people at the table. Anyway the meat was so hot that the waiter started sweating. The sweat ran down his face and was dripping on the last 2 pieces of chicken on the platter. It was nasty. Good thing I got the meat from the front of the tray. Enjoy your lunch everyone.

I did NACCS in March as well. 1979, 2nd student class to go thru. There were still "bugs" getting ironed out. Good times, great memories.
 

edinsomd

New Member
I remember my qualifying SAR jumps into the St. John's River from an H-3, and subsequent hoists. Now THAT's a Disney ride! One of our classmates claimed to have been bumped by a bull shark during a jump evolution, but it was most likely a manatee. Scared the bejesus out of him.
Good times!
 
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