Permission to come aboard?

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M118 said:

NAC/CAC/AIRR USN Ret Requesting Permission to Come Aboard.

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Come on in and take a dip ... the water's fine.

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Haven't heard the "Permission to come aboard?" thing for a good long while. A buddy had a 26ft sloop, back when. Seemed sort of silly to ask, on that thing. Then again, I came onboard with my old Greek fisherman's cap, so there it is. Gotta love the sea, however you slice it.

M118 said:

NAC/CAC/AIRR.....

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perhaps you could "splain" what all that stands for as this old Army Vet "no comprendo" - in any case, welcome from the wilds of Baja Oklahoma (E. Texas)

(p.s. : I spent a few weeks at Ft Hauchuca on my way to my 1st VN tour - always wanted to be base there, but.....)

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Lucky Pierre said:

perhaps you could "splain" what all that stands for as this old Army Vet "no comprendo" - in any case, welcome from the wilds of Baja Oklahoma (E. Texas)

(p.s. : I spent a few weeks at Ft Hauchuca on my way to my 1st VN tour - always wanted to be base there, but.....)

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NAC is Naval Aircrewmen. CAC is Combat Aircrewmen.AIRR is Aviation Rescue Swimmer. There are more alphabetic acronyms behind those along with a list of NEC's that is even longer, but it's is to be expected after 3 Decades on the Government Gravy Train. The Son in law along with Thing 2 and their things 1&2 have been stationed there for the last couple of years. Looks like they will be spending a couple or three more years there with his new set of orders. The Drive across Texas seems to get longer every year. JMHO.

thank you for the get-back and it's a pleasure to have a fellow airman "on board" - curious as to your SIL's status at Ft Huachuca - Army ? - Military Electronics stuff ? I attended a few week's course there "learning" operation/capabilities of airborne Radar, IR and Photos systems aboard the OV-1 Mohawk

I hear ya about that drive across Tejas - I lived in Houston for many years and "did" I-10 as a route to visit relatives in Kalifornia almost every year - didn't care for a single driving mile of those trips

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