My life in the navy

Spain
February 19, 2017 8:12am CST
Hello, I work in the navy and although sometimes I feel that I do not have a very useful job, because most of the time we are doing training, and not doing something real, then I change my mind when we can help someone I feel better, or When people are looking forward to visiting the boat, asking questions and posing for photos. I love to visit other countries, I started to work in 2003 and I have visited many countries: Portugal, France, Norway, Denmark, Djibouti, India, Pakistan, Scotland, Ireland, Germany, Italy, Oman, Greece ... So I suppose I have a good job, although I miss my family.
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Notlilie
@prinzcy (32305)
• Malaysia
19 Feb 17
The perks of being in the job is being able to see the world. I envy that part of navy's life.
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guillermo
@gveican (54)
• Spain
19 Feb 17
That theme is something that many people in the navy do not know how to appreciate
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guillermo
@gveican (54)
• Spain
19 Feb 17
You are right, it is rare that we are more than two days in a foreign port, usually only the weekend, the only country I have had the most time to visit has been the United States (Norflok and Mayport) for two weeks .
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Kandase
@Kandae11 (55164)
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19 Feb 17
You are doing something good for your country -- and you never know when the navy will be called upon for defense purposes.
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guillermo
@gveican (54)
• Spain
19 Feb 17
oh thanks @Kandae11
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sishy7
@sishy7 (27167)
• Australia
20 Feb 17
You have an interesting work life - thanks for sharing with us...
Oshy
@TiarasOceanView (70022)
• United States
19 Feb 17
It must be exciting to see all the places in the world. My Father was a US Merchant Marine. He often brought back wonderful gifts from countries. I know he loved the sea.
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frank1996
@frank96 (114)
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19 Feb 17
As a solder in the navy,Have you ever visited China
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guillermo
@gveican (54)
• Spain
19 Feb 17
No, the closest was India and just a weekend in Mumbay.
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