Good news, got my start date for my new job

Congrats! Hope it doesn't crimp your hobbying

Congrats!!!!!!!!  Hey, now you can get some great reference pics for choppers!  Good luck at your new job, sounds like a winner!

Eagle90

Congratulations, my graduation from the A/P program at a local community college is looming soon so hopefully I will be joining you back in the work force. All the vets and old timers out ther need a raise. Good luck and congrates again.

Congratulations,, and as eagle 90 said,post pics

Congrats on the job! 

Jim 

Congratulations on your job

Congrats!  That's gotta feel good.

That's awesome news! Congrats!

Congrats on the great news! You're a lucky man it sounds like!

Thanks for the kind words fellas, my job title is "Mechanical Parts Repairer" working the CH-53E line

Congratulations! I think you'll find eastern North Carolina a pretty congenial place.

I have a stepson, Byron Prezell, who's a civilian machinist at the helicopter repair facility at Cherry Point. After he got out of the Navy he went through the machine technology program at Pitt Community College; he did his apprenticeship at Cherry Point, and has been there ever since. I know it's a huge base, but it seems possible that you'll run into him.

My wife and I live in Greenville, a little more than an hour from Havelock.

@ jtilley-  Yes sir this area is great, I grew up here and wasn't ever stationed here. I spent a good share of time in Greenville too, especially when I was with a National Guard unit in Winterville. Once I get settled in the work environment I might have to see if I can find him

Good for you! Congrats on your new job.

Hey, USMC, congratulations! Is FRC the new name for NADEP, which was the new name for NARF?

yep, seems every decade or so they decide to re-title the place

HR is about to drive me crazy lol, I've been waiting almost a week for some e-mails I need from them, and still havent gotten them  

I remember that NARF meant Naval Air Rework Facility, and that NADEP was Naval Aviation Depot, but I can't figure out what FRC could mean when it comes to working on aircraft. What does it mean?

Oops, forgot to mention - praying for you on the e-mails to arrive soon!

Well !

I guess you are to be congratulated ! Good Luck and hope you get to model a lot too !

   Tanker - Builder

Oh !

I guess that means you'll be working on the whole bird ? It is a bunch of mechanical parts , after all ! right ? He! He!   Tanker - Builder

Congrats! That's always good news in today's world!

am finished with my third day of my first week and finally got to my shop today, I got to assist in the disassembly of a main rotor gear box for a Super Stallion.......HUGE is an understatement