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The clock is ticking

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Got the word today from Head Quarters Marine Corps that my retirement is approved. 8 months and I start my terminal leave :D Anyone in San Diego County have a job opening for a grumpy retired Gunny? :lol:
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Congratulations, Gunny....Keep your head down for the duration, ok? :idea:
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Thats the plan Blain no stupid human tricks for me lol.
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Thank you for your service! Take time and enjoy what you have worked so hard for all these years.

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JReed wrote:Got the word today from Head Quarters Marine Corps that my retirement is approved. 8 months and I start my terminal leave :D Anyone in San Diego County have a job opening for a grumpy retired Gunny? :lol:
congrats on that achievement.

I'll be in and out of San Diego starting the middle of July. Any chance we could meet for a cup of coffee and burgers? Or burritos . . .

PM me if you want to . . .
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Just a recommendation that you should update your security clearance and watch USAJOBS.GOV for potential jobs. Don't Forget to NETWORK. Good Luck in the civilian life!
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Grizz wrote:
JReed wrote:Got the word today from Head Quarters Marine Corps that my retirement is approved. 8 months and I start my terminal leave :D Anyone in San Diego County have a job opening for a grumpy retired Gunny? :lol:
congrats on that achievement.

I'll be in and out of San Diego starting the middle of July. Any chance we could meet for a cup of coffee and burgers? Or burritos . . .

Grizz
Wont be moving back out that way till next June the boys have to finish the next school year before we pack up.
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horsesoldier03 wrote:Just a recommendation that you should update your security clearance and watch USAJOBS.GOV for potential jobs. Don't Forget to NETWORK. Good Luck in the civilian life!
Great minds think alike. Already working my investigation and my wife is on USA Jobs almost daily :lol:
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thanks for the reply, good going through the transition...
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Grizz mayhaps we will cross paths as we make the drive cross country.
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Congratulations Jeremy, good luck for the future.
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Congratulations! :mrgreen: :mrgreen:
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Congratulations Jeremy, Thanks for your service!
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Good luck Sir, and I appreciate the service to our country.
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Congrads! Short Timer
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Congrats! Like others, thank you for your service to our country. Hard to believe a young fellow like you is retiring! :lol:
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I'll add my thanks and congratulations! So, 20 years? But don't worry too much, "Once a Marine, always a Marine"...
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Congrats Gunny and best of luck in retirement. Or at least the first retirement.
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Ysabel Kid wrote:Congrats! Like others, thank you for your service to our country. Hard to believe a young fellow like you is retiring! :lol:

+1

And when you do move , I hope that sword is still legal out there :lol:
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Congrats! Thanks for your service.
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Congratulations Sir!

So, what sort of job are you looking for? What are your skill sets?
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1894 wrote:
Ysabel Kid wrote:Congrats! Like others, thank you for your service to our country. Hard to believe a young fellow like you is retiring! :lol:

+1

And when you do move , I hope that sword is still legal out there :lol:
:lol: What they dont know can't hurt me :D
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Thanks folks. Yep this will be 20 years seems like it went by quick except when I roll out of bed in the morning and sound like a 5 year old with a roll of bubble wrap. I will finally be able to grow my beard back :D
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horsesoldier03 wrote:Just a recommendation that you should update your security clearance and watch USAJOBS.GOV for potential jobs. Don't Forget to NETWORK. Good Luck in the civilian life!
+1.
I made the mistake of turning down a couple of jobs working for Uncle Sam when I got out... well... one, I'm sure didn't have a real future, being a "contractor" to the "company"... :twisted: :lol: :lol:
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Have fun and enjoy retirement. And thanks for your service.
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Congrats Gunny!

As others have said, thank you for your service.

And that "thanks" extends to Dee and the boys too, as we know the families of our servicemen and women have challenges and sacrifices too.

If you change your mind and decide on... Oh, let's see... Maine -- ayuh! Let me know, and I'll help you out however I can. Or if you just decide to "detour up the coast a little" on your way out west, let me know that too.

It was cool to see your Sword mentioned above; I am sure you still treasure that. As for me, I treasure the fond memories of this gang all joining together to surprise you with that sword -- and then of getting the honor of meeting you (and the sword) and your wonderful family many years ago.

Congrats & Good luck! :wink:

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JReed wrote:
1894 wrote:
Ysabel Kid wrote:Congrats! Like others, thank you for your service to our country. Hard to believe a young fellow like you is retiring! :lol:

+1

And when you do move , I hope that sword is still legal out there :lol:
:lol: What they dont know can't hurt me :D
Oh it is. My business partner has his Officers sword hanging on his office wall.
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Old No7 yep it was cool to see it mentioned :D
One of these days we will cross paths again. It is a small world ya know.

Jeepnik it will be hanging on the wall of my man cave right next to all my other Marine Corps I love me stuff :D
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Excellent news. In my opinion when that day arrives take a week or two and really think about what next. I wish you the best.
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Jeremy, Thank You for your service and praying the Lord will make his plan for the next part of your life clear to you.
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bigbore442001 wrote:Excellent news. In my opinion when that day arrives take a week or two and really think about what next. I wish you the best.
I plan on it. I will be taking some thing like 75 days of terminal leave so got a little time before they stop paying me active duty pay to figure things out.

thanks Ed.
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JReed wrote:Got the word today from Head Quarters Marine Corps that my retirement is approved. 8 months and I start my terminal leave :D Anyone in San Diego County have a job opening for a grumpy retired Gunny? :lol:
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Think I would prefer something a bit more relaxing.
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