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| Whats up peeps? Not much is happening over here. I am working as a programming in training for the same company that my Brother and Dad are workin' for. Hopefully when I turn sixteen I will be able to work as a full employee. Something to look forward too. I am now the Flight Sergeant of our squadron. TX-085 Roberts Raiders Composite Squadron, Civil Air Patrol, United States Air Force Auxiliary. The job is a lot harder than I was expecting it to be, and more stressful. Though some more experienced Sergeants have told me that being the Flight Sergeant is the hardest job on line staff. Though it is totally worth the trouble, so yeah I wouldn't give up my position for something easier. I passed the review board that I stood before last night and am now a Technical Sergeant. This summer I am going to (LESA GSARSS) which is Lone Star Emergency Services Academy (Ground Search and Rescue Specialty School). Yeah its totally the bamf school of LESA. This Winter I hope to go to Basic Boot Camp as a Flight Sergeant. So yeah a lot and nothing going on in my life. If yall want to know anymore or have any question feel free to ask. I hardly ever get on here but I will get the email, so I will know when you comment or message. Until another time, --
Cadet Staff Sergeant Zack Baucom
Alpha Flight Sergeant TX-085
Tyler Composite Squadron, Robert's Raiders
Group 3 of the Texas Wing
United States AirForce Auxiliary |
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| well some of you know that i quite my job for those of you who dont have quite a couple of months ago and am studying and working towards a job that not only will i enjoy but will be able to handle it better. my foot was hurting me so bad by the time the day was over that i was having trouble walking, that is one of the reason that i am no longer in the construction field. im also goin' to sixflags on sunday and i will be goin' to a concert on the 28th that will be really cool. i was in a play here resently, and am now running the sound board for the congregation that we are a part of. now that is cool. later peoples btw for those of you who have not heard of cross movement before, it is a must. the totally rock here are some other song to check out. "Our God" "Livin' It" "Civilian Affairs" "Forever" those are some of my favorite songs that they compose. enjoy |
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| My dad and I were fixing the broken pipe in the sprinkler line yesterday. We were discussing the un-necessity for getting dirty when doing a job. For example the mechanics at the company he used to work at figured out that they didn't have to get greasy when maintaining the machines. Shortly after that particular part of the topic was covered, I accidentally flung mud all over him. He was covered with mud from head to toe. If you had been there you would have been doing what I was doing, laughing so hard my sides hurt. I asked him what happened to not getting dirty when working on a dirty job. He just glared at me. At that time we were still digging out the hole so that we could work on the pipeline, the ground was wet and it was difficult to get the dirt out. I just thought this was too good to not post. later peoples |
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