How do they enforce curfew for folks that live out in town? It can't be like the curfew at Osan.
Brett
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How do they enforce curfew for folks that live out in town? It can't be like the curfew at Osan.
Brett
Well, as with any order, ppl ignore it at their own peril/risk aversion quotient, just dont do anything stupid out past its bounds, eh?
Yeah, but who is enforcing it. Do they have roving SP patrols throughout the city, or are the local LE involved?
Brett
True, you stick out around Yokosuka and Atsugi, especially with the increased SP coverage/manning. But, you still have ppl catching the last train to roppongi, and coming back the next morning.... so, guess there are enough gaijin or not enough SP (IE none) up there? eh?
I did ROTC, but there's a difference between accountability and responsibility. I doubt the Marines mean to teach you that you are to blame for all circumstances out of your control. We were simply talking about making the best out of a situation you didn't hope for.
By the way, if you try to spell responsibility with a c one more time, I will cry. Even grown men can only take so much
Heavy SP... a lot more manning for this than when I first got here. Of course, the honch is a ghost town right now, just wait till the CSG gets back!! and the massagie girls are out enforce!!
By the way, if you try to spell responsibility with a c one more time, I will cry. Even grown men can only take so much
Yes, but grown men don't cry.
GMan1976
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Wasn't stationed there, but went to Japan 6 times on deployments. Sasebo and Yokosuka. I took the opportunity (althought time constrained) to do as much travelling there as I could. Beautiful country and wonderful people and culture. Hope this helps!
I was thinking about doing my first tour over there. What is the tour length, i seem to think its shorter than the standard 3 years, and how often is the ****ty kitty deployed? Also on a side note, anyone know when they are going to replace the kitty with a new CVN?
KHK is an FDNF asset, and goes on short deployments each year, a lot depends of course on what gaps need to be filled with world wide CSG presence in the respective theaters, which I will not go into here. But, they do get some good port calls coupled with their FTX commitments.
Expect GW in 2008, they just opened the new pier last month here in Yoko (front page news, so no OPSEC or anything). Still quite a few hurdles to go to prepare for the transition, and nothing has been set in stone, but I would not expect it prior to that.
Is .... the U.S.S. Kitty Hawk, CVA-63, a.k.a. my home away from home that you're so cavalierly abreviating, you Lockheed L-188 Electra driver-san.
*sigh* ... The Hawk (amongst others) is/was my ship ... be still my beating heart ... *sigh*
KHK, the Hawk, or as you said, USS KITTY HAWK. A proud CV with a great history here in Japan. But, you notice I didn't call it the sh1ttyhawk, like the previous poster did?you Lockheed L-188 Electra driver-san.
I noticed, but that's just his/her/its inexperience showing. Those "in the know" referred to her as the "Sh!tty Kitty" .... please.Well, you notice I didn't call it the sh1ttyhawk, like the previous poster did?
I did ROTC, but there's a difference between accountability and responsibility. I doubt the Marines mean to teach you that you are to blame for all circumstances out of your control. We were simply talking about making the best out of a situation you didn't hope for.
By the way, if you try to spell responsibility with a c one more time, I will cry. Even grown men can only take so much
No we deffinately learned accountability early (standing on line holding rifles at arms length with two fingers on the front site post and two fingers on the charging handle fully extended for a good 20 minutes because we left a rifle in the squadbay) but you were responsible for everything that happened it seemed like. Just trying to make humor out of the situation you stated.
As for the spelling errors I dont know what your talking about
. And yes I will freely admit I am quite possibly the worst speller on the face of the earth.