I always envied you airdales a little. As a surface ET, I remember being surprised when I met some fellow 2nd classes who actually enjoyed their jobs.
RE: Flying a Navy P3 Orion for the First Time
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Flying a Navy P3 Orion for the First Time
I started out in the Navy in Damage Control forward deployed out of Sasebo, Japan. Shore Duty as a FTS at a Reserve Center, and then back to Sea duty as an Aircrewman. I can definitely tell you that out of the 3 side of the Navy that I have seen, Aviation has the most Perks... For both Maintenance and Aircrew. However, all of them have there positives and negatives, like anything else. I can tell you that I do miss hitting ports with my old ship! That was always a great time!
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Forward deployed and an engineer? That's some serious misery right there.
I was on the McCain in Yokosuka (ten years ago). The recent collision killed half of my former division, although I didn't know any of the men there now.
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Yeah, it was a tough 4 years. I remember complaining a lot when I was onboard. But now looking back, I honestly can't remember any of the day to day BS, I just remember the good stuff.
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Aircrew is always in the limelight, good group of guys, a lot of ground support goes into Orion flights as well.
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Yes, there is a ton of work to keep those birds in the air. Especially true with P3s. lol Its a combined effort with both maintenance and aircrew.
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