Assistant Unit Operator (AUO) @ Browns Ferry Nuclear in Athens, AL as well (4 years). Huh. Small world, big plant. The name is Mark Howard. Maybe I'll see you around.

 

From a former Marine I'd say stay for your 20, but if you want to get out but stay in aviation I'd say get your FAA Airframe & Powerplant license. I work 14 days then get 14 days off. It's like getting a vacation every month and like working 6 months out of the year and getting paid for a full year. Not a bad deal.

I worked on CH-46, CH-53 and UH-1N's back in the 70's.

 

i run a tow truck, tow everything from ricers to 34' motor homes. hours are long and the pay sucks, but i like what i do...

 

main counterperson/bartender at a bowling alley...have been for almost 3 yrs...full time @ $8/hr...i make around $900/month after taxes..and my truck costs me $500/month(payment/tax/gas) and the rest goes to the fiance for bills...

 

Bus Boy, Bar Back at a resort resturant. I get 6.75 an hour + 50-90 bucks a night in tips. I'm 19 and plan on working behind the bar and becoming a bartended when I turn 21. I'm in the "**** what am I doing with my life?" stage.

 

I'm 27 and still in that stage

 

Hell, I'm 31 and I'm still trying to decide what I wanna be when I grow up

 

industrial elect. supervisior at oxy vinyl's pasadena plant.

 

I'm not in the Navy, I'm a civilian but work for the Dept. of the Navy as a DOD employee. I'm going to try and do this on the side, but what I really want to do is the rental business during the summer and residential electrical during the off season.

I'm getting sick of the BS in the Nuclear electronics department, I'm not allowed to think on my own like I was in the non-nuclear electrical department. The paperwork sucks

 

Owner of the company below. I really love my job and would be back a few days later (ok... maybe a week later) if I hit the lottery.