Basic Ship and Aircraft Recognition

futuresailormoh · 03-06-2016, 06:05 PM

i actually had the wonderful opportunity of working as a civilian on the Ford cvn78 for three years as an electrician. It was amazing to see how far along a ship comes together in three years. From a big piece of metal with no roof and main deck being the top of the ship, to a fully operating aircraft carrier with sailors living aboard. i am honored to say i was able to help build this ship, and who knows i might be able to get assigned to it and work on it as a sailor also.

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03-06-2016, 06:05 PM	#8
futuresailormoh Newbie Join Date: Mar 2016 Posts: 22 Rep Power: 0	i actually had the wonderful opportunity of working as a civilian on the Ford cvn78 for three years as an electrician. It was amazing to see how far along a ship comes together in three years. From a big piece of metal with no roof and main deck being the top of the ship, to a fully operating aircraft carrier with sailors living aboard. i am honored to say i was able to help build this ship, and who knows i might be able to get assigned to it and work on it as a sailor also.