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[resqguy]

After 12 years of jumping from helicopters for crappy pay, tomorrow will be my last day as a USCG Rescue Swimmer. Bittersweet, to say the least. Just thought I'd share...

 

[Cal_21]

Congrats bro.

 

[bigmann245]

getting out is the best feeling in the world besides sex.

 

[bones1435]

now whatya gonna do!

 

[resqguy]

getting out is the best feeling in the world besides sex.

It's scary bro. Especially since I would only have 8 more towards retirement. I'm just tired of the drama.

 

[resqguy]

now whatya gonna do!

Besides sleep in? Undecided. Right now, I'm just going to sit on my ass for a week or two before I make any concrete decisions.

 

[PICK3]

Walking away 12 years into a 20 year lifetime retirement is a big decision.

I'm sure it wasn't an easy one.

Good luck and thanks for your service.

 

[resqguy]

Walking away 12 years into a 20 year lifetime retirement is a big decision.

I'm sure it wasn't an easy one.

Good luck and thanks for your service.

Thanks bro. Katrina fucked my head up a little. I lived in New Orleans (Marrero) for quite a long time. Being there and pulling so many people out of their homes really stuck with me. Here in LA, we're spoiled, I think. This Air Station does little more than fly around and "wave the flag" so that the local people feel that they're protected. I have no real mission here. There's no commercial fishing industry out here, to speak of. And there are few pleasure-boaters. My job consists of talking to local media about the fucking "Guardian" movie or answering questions about other units with real search-and-rescue. It sucks to know I'm not going to have a job that makes a difference anymore...but then again...I haven't had a job that made a difference since I transferred to Los Angeles. Hopefully, I'm able to regain that passion I once had. God...it felt so good to help people. Sorry to ramble so much.

 

[PICK3]

Thanks bro. Katrina fucked my head up a little. I lived in New Orleans (Marrero) for quite a long time. Being there and pulling so many people out of their homes really stuck with me. Here in LA, we're spoiled, I think. This Air Station does little more than fly around and "wave the flag" so that the local people feel that they're protected. I have no real mission here. There's no commercial fishing industry out here, to speak of. And there are few pleasure-boaters. My job consists of talking to local media about the fucking "Guardian" movie or answering questions about other units with real search-and-rescue. It sucks to know I'm not going to have a job that makes a difference anymore...but then again...I haven't had a job that made a difference since I transferred to Los Angeles. Hopefully, I'm able to regain that passion I once had. God...it felt so good to help people. Sorry to ramble so much.

What do former Resque Swimmers typically do in the civillian world?

Can you get a job as a civilian instructor in "A" School for the USCG?

 

[jh1]

Pics of the chics you have banged?