Cas City Forum Hall & CAS-L
Special Interests - Groups & Societies => The Barracks => Topic started by: Pony Racer on February 22, 2010, 06:39:56 AM
-
General I have the pleasure to report - I have completed my payback tour for getting a Masters Degree and am heading back to an operational field command in the USCG.
I am not going very far - I will be the Response Department Head at SECTOR Hampton Roads - basically an Operations Officer.
I will be working out of the USCG base in Portsmouth, VA - conducting Search and Rescue, Law Enforcement, and Counter-terrorism operations among others - up and down the VA coast and up into some of the rivers.
Very excited to be getting back to operational work.
V/r
PR (aka CDR Mike Balding, USCG)
-
PR, It's good know that you will be able to be in the Commonwealth for your tour.
-
Keep an eye out - I heard them secesh has got them some kinda "iron monster" up the river at Norfolk . . .
-
PR, Be sure and brush up on your cutlass skills for boarding them enemy vessels!
-
Keep an eye out - I heard them secesh has got them some kinda "iron monster" up the river at Norfolk . . .
Well at least he ain't goin' to Charleston, I hear they got one that goes under water where you can't see it.
-
I've always wanted to see Charleston for all it's historical sites and the ships that are in the bay that are open for touring.
-
Thanks Guys.
Interestingly enough TL, the Cutlass - redesigned in 1917 was supposedly (if you believe that everyone followed the regs) required for boardings, as a sign of the boarding officers authority until sometime in the 1920's.
I have often relayed this to my tactical responders when the compalin about what is on their tool belt. Can you imagine climbing up a rope ladder of a large sail freighter with that thing banging at your side.
I do wear a cutlass to shoots from time to time or wear a large naval bayonet (repro Dahlgren) when i do not wear the cutlass.
Hopefully one of these days I can get to a Muster and partake in shooting and meals with some of ya'll.
V/r
PR
-
PR, I look forward to that.