Stunt riding on base?

[Jonas]

Originally Posted by T-Neck

if i had to do it all over again I would. hell, im in iraq right now again..as a contractor. lol

And you still find time to ride??

[Jonas]

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Originally Posted by mrbigmike I am in the Army, but yes I do know mechanics. My dad retired AF as a jet engine mechanic and I fell into it in the cvilian side before I joined the Army and I am also an auto mechanic. I know a lot of jet engine mechanics in the AF and they love it they are also always home. The AF has the best of everything. You'll be fine. Just do what you're supposed to do. My MOS is 18B.

Did he make a pretty good living doing that after he got out, or did he retire from the AF and not work afterwards?

[Megan]

I'm in the airforce ummm do what T-Neck says, we were stationed together at one point Enlist for four see how you like it and go from there. Stuntriding is frowned upon here but you never know. Unless you are doing a show promoting safety you should NEVER stunt on base.

[Jonas]

Originally Posted by Megan

I'm in the airforce ummm do what T-Neck says, we were stationed together at one point Enlist for four see how you like it and go from there. Stuntriding is frowned upon here but you never know. Unless you are doing a show promoting safety you should NEVER stunt on base.

Thanks for the advice!

[Eric3187]

i am not sure how much of help it is, but at my post in Lemoore, CA (NAS Lemoore) there is a MX track on base, and there used to be a truck course for off road race trucks as well, all you need to do is get permission from the Base XO/CO, so there is the possibility to do "extreme sport" activites on base... you will still have to follow base/military regs as far as gear worn and what not if it was allowed.

[beul]

i work for the dutch army and i have permission to practice and even organise meetings in the weekends. only problem this year is that all the vehicles from afganistan are comming back, so that means not much space. but in januari they are going to other location, so i can practice every weekend there again!! it was realy easy to fix. a few years ago i offerd them a ''show'' and after that ive got permission for practice..
how about u usa guys? possible there?

[mrbigmike]

Nice. who do you work for there? i worked there for a while but looking at a different company now. i understand about OPSEC so if you want PM me if you don't mind helping out. lol

[T-Neck]

PM sent

[C-Ware]

air-force sounds good... fleet life in the navy as a gas turbine electrician on a frigate sucked ass, got out after 5 years, was an experience i learned from GI bill is awesome but id much rather have gone into stupid amounts of debt with student loans and joined as a officer for the better life if i had to do it again. as for stunting it was easy to keep hush hush but a ships like a high school word travels fast and before you know it u got a e7 an e8 asking about your private life. any injury i had was automatically attributed to stunting and i got hell for it.

[Nateural]

and dont think im your average shit talking kid about spec ops, you would be mistaken.