What does your therapist think about that?Do you really want to know why SWO's do such painful stuff to each other and to ourselves.
Not completely by tradition, but also because it feels so darn good when we stop.
What does your therapist think about that?Do you really want to know why SWO's do such painful stuff to each other and to ourselves.
Not completely by tradition, but also because it feels so darn good when we stop.
I always thought if I was a SWO CO, I'd be sending my JOs all over the place with the small craft to give them some command at sea time. Lunch at Harborfest, crabbing up an estuary, at-sea paintball battles against the JOs from that rusty piece of crap two piers down, etc. Get some swagger. And probably a CoC without a band.
Where do they put their skull and crossbones patch?Holy hell:
Talk about "prescriptive".
I won't turn down a free jacket but my problem is that as a guy that loves going to sea and serving operationally, it's not functional. I'd rather have the North Face style soft-shell jacket that all the aviators wear. Of all the aviators I see on base I almost never, ever see anyone wearing a leather jacket - but they all wear this green soft-shell jacket.
And yet we whined like 12-year olds in K-Mart until we got them back. Same same for brown shoes. I dare say the SWO jacket is more of a morale thing than a nod towards "at-sea functionality", and I'm happy for that.Of all the aviators I see on base I almost never, ever see anyone wearing a leather jacket...
#okmillenialGreat; I’m sure they’ll make a killing shipping to the old folks’ home . . .
And yet we whined like 12-year olds in K-Mart until we got them back. Same same for brown shoes. I dare say the SWO jacket is more of a morale thing than a nod towards "at-sea functionality", and I'm happy for that.