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To: gpowell who wrote (24343)	7/31/2000 9:49:34 PM
From: Solid	Respond to of 29970

g, shhhh, wasn't that ot drivel? Larry might get offended. Hey you know what an innuendo is right? [aside from what athm has been lately] An Italian suppository.

To: gpowell who wrote (24343)	8/1/2000 4:02:04 AM
From: KW Wingman	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 29970

OT In general, the Navy techs are the best there is. I can't really speak for todays Navy schools. After high school, I spent 9 years in the Navy. In that time, I spent over one year full time in various electronics schools. Navy training was the foundation for what came later. After I got out of the Navy and went back home, I found the only job available was burglar alarm installer. This is technically above a cable TV installer but it was not for me. I moved my family to LA. I worked in the computer industry for four companies in five years (in order) as a test technician, test engineer, night supervisor, test department supervisor, field service engineer. During all this time, I attended night classes @ UCLA extension. I was promoted because my bosses recognized that I could solve problems much faster than my peers. Navy training was a good start.