Midshipmen in the Naval Reserve, in training aboard the S.S. Illinois in NY Harbor, got an evening off to learn the Conga, December 17, 1940. Only problem was that there were about 300 middies and only 20 women.
Photo: Associated Press
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Midshipmen in the Naval Reserve, in training aboard the S.S. Illinois in NY Harbor, got an evening off to learn the Conga, December 17, 1940. Only problem was that there were about 300 middies and only 20 women.
Photo: Associated Press
Pete Buttigieg Brags About His Military Service- A Fine Line
Pete Buttigieg Brags About His Military Service- A Fine Line
Democrat Pete Buttigieg (Mayor Pete) has been bragging about his military service since the campaign started. It’s like magic- suddenly he rises from Mayor of South Bend, Indiana to national politician. Tell the world you’re a military veteran and suddenly you’re “the bomb.”
Buttigieg did serve in the Naval Reserve, and did deploy to Afghanistan on a 6 month tour of duty in 2014 as an…
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Today’s #VeteranOfTheDay is Navy Veteran Linda Sawvell, who served 31 years in the Reserve and deployed for a year to Afghanistan.
"Gray Area" to Blue retirement
“Gray Area” to Blue retirement
My previous post talked about the not-so-smooth process that members of the Retired Navy Reserve (“Gray-Area” reservists”) who are turning sixty in 2019 are facing. For my shipmates and their families, I need to pass on what I have encountered to help you with the process.
First things first
The first step is to submit the member’s application for retirement pay to PERS-912. While the…
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Okay so I know there’s a lot of democrats preparing to run in the 2020 election, but this guy is the only one who gives me hope ❤️🧡💛💚💙💜
His name is Pete Buttigieg and he’s the mayor of South Bend, Indiana. He’s an Elder Millennial (thank you, Iliza Schlesinger) who knows we need to mix it up if we’re ever going to survive the future.
You apparently need 65,000 individual fonars to qualify for the debates, so if anybody wants to join me in donating (even $1 counts!) to his campaign it would make a world of difference.
He has a book too, if you want to learn more about him:
Op-Ed Columnist: The First Gay President?
Op-Ed Columnist: The First Gay President?
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in 1917 Herreshoff in Bristol Rhode Island built 9 of these patrol boats for Naval Reserve volunteers. They were ordered and paid for by members of the Eastern Yacht Club in Marblehead. Each boat cost 19,000 dollars.
You know when you're trying to decide between two things, so you try both of them out, research them a bit, and think about it? You originally have one in mind but then you get the other and all of a sudden your mind is made up. You know in the back of your mind that the other option is better for you, but you still want to give the other option some more thought? That's how I feel right now thinking between active duty and reserves. I just know in the back of my mind that I've already decided on active duty but I continue to look at reserves just because I know it would be better for my relationship. We've done long distance before though, we know how to handle it and make it work. I want to marry this person someday and active duty and being separated for years will be so hard, but they're worth it. I've always wanted to be in the military and I don't want to always wonder "what if?" if I don't go active duty. At least I have a few weeks before my recruiter comes back to officially decide.