Programmes d’affiliation - Despegar Pr

I retlncey came across your blog and have been scaning along. I thought I could leave my first comment. I don’t know what to say except that I have enjoyed reading what you all have to say

Mrs Allen, wmcolee to the reality check that all military people are facing when either doing their hitch and getting out or retiring. And I am not speaking for the Officer Corps out there because they really do take care of their own, I have seen that one in action, we the enlisted do not and we should all try really hard to try and change that. If you do not know someone who knows someone then yes you are screwed no if and’s or butts about it. So you might as well look else where like I had to for about 5 years when I retired in 2001. Didn’t get into civil service until 2006. I have no degree because I didn’t have time to get one because the corps always came first. What I tell my young marine’s now don’t you dare get out without at least an AA/BA if at all possible. Don’t you dare! It is the good old boy network out here just like when you were in it will not change out here just like it will not change in the military. The only advise I can give that worked for me was “never ever let them see you quit”. Then once you are in “help out the next one”. That is the only way to make it our good Ole boy network and to take it back from the ones that don’t appreciate what a civil service employee is suppose to be there for “to support and defend” just like we did when we were active duty.