Oh lord Chief Rodney now? I remember when he was a first class. He was Such a dingleberry ! When him n his buddies left the ship ... things were so smooth. After that I WAS IN CHARGE ! AHA 😤 take that Mr Chief Rodney! Lol congrats man much respect at the end of the day though. Os3 Crowe forever (the legend lives on ) ✊.

I was an OS3 on the USS Abraham Lincoln CVN-72 & USS Mars AFS-1 back in the early 90’s.

OS2 Estes was my instructor, such a great guy

Holy shit. I served with OSC Rodney on the truman. Good for him.

I love reading all these comments. I was an Os aboard ammunition ship out of Concord CA. I spent the majority of my watches,either on DRT or the scope.

I couldn't do a mo board to save my life back in A school, now even though I've been out for a while I could still do mo boards in my sleep.

The best rate in the Navy!!

When I first got to my ship it was in the shipyard. When we left there I was mess cooking so by the time I was done with that we were in GITMO. I'd forgot most everything I learned in A school. Fortunately some of the old salts were patient with me. I guess that's what brothers do.

⚓ Thank You!

Sure is different than when I went through RD A school in 1968.

Retired as OS1(SW/AW). Taught OS A School twice at Dam Neck, 1989-1992 & 1996-99.

USS Constellation CV-64: 1993-1997. 👍 Did they get rid of the backwards grease boards I used to write on in the CDC?

I loved it......OS3 75-79 USS Dewey DDG-45

OS2 Reyes USS Patterson (FF-1061)

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We also and call for fire mission from Marines.

What civilian job options will I qualify for after OS

Looks like a good rate but I don't think it would be a right fit for me, it does not seem like something I would be good at.