as a military personal i work for the air force supply unit. i travel 9 months of the year and maybe home for 3 months. the best thing out of it is the pay, places, and the people. but the down side is being away from family and friends. the only contract is possible computer or phone thats if you can get a signal or the powers not out. there our plently of times that i have no idea where i am going or how to say it only because im english and i may travel to that location once or twice in a year time.
i have met all walks of live through my travels from the rich to the poor and to the small to the old. but if its one thing i have learned in my travels is that everyone but parts of the middle is welcoming us with open arms. i was recently suppose to go to a location in kusovo but was told to come back home. no complaints on my end because im not one for the cold but if i have to ill do it.
through out my travels i have been in many weather conditions both usa and other places since being in the military. im out of california aka cali for some, so earthquakes, rain/thunder, and santa ana winds are normal for me. but when i went to texas in 2007 i was in tornado and hurricane dean when it did the tail turn to mexico. i been to jersey for the snow. middle east for the sandstorm (135 degrees during the day and 40 for the night).
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