My father was a captain for eight years. We had a great time, and I am a proud member of the U.S. Navy and I am proud of the work I did in the US Navy. AMA!
My father was a captain for eight years. We had a great time, and I am a proud member of the U.S. Navy and I am proud of the work I did in the US Navy. AMA!
I’m not sure what you’re asking. It doesn’t make sense to me, but I think it’s a bit unfortunate that you’re being asked this question as well. A lot of people are just having fun with how their dad was a member of the Navy and were able to get what they wanted. Personally, I think it’s unfortunate that you are asking a kid you already knew about, but rather than being asked what he did, you’re having a moment of clarity about the situation.
Well, the current administration is the way things are, so it was a nice surprise that we’re doing this, but this question also reminds me of the fact that you’re not supposed to ask him about our military career, but rather the person he was at that time.
That is our only hope. We are not going to be able to keep a ship at the US Navy, if we have to. We know many people will be out of work or on holiday, and we will need someone to help us with some of these things. I think it’s an unfortunate situation, but I don’t think this is in any way disrespectful. I’m not here to make any blanket statement that says that this is not appropriate. If you are going to ask this question, please feel free to ask it here. Thank you!
The Navy was his life. I was there when his son was young and I was there when he got a job. That’s how his life was. I’m glad to be corrected.
Yeah, the son of a former captain, but the son of a former member of the army doesn’t count.
Your dad was a captain for 8 years and you’re a kid. You’d be a better father if your parents had given you the appropriate education. You’re not getting an education, you’re just being able to be a kid you have to be. btw, did you have a dad, or dad, or dad, or dad?
I’m glad you think it’s unfortunate.