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Two Lodi-area men spend day on destroyer to learn what Navy life is like
Two Lodi-area men spend day on destroyer to learn what Navy life is like
Ryan Sherman, left, and Russ Fields, center, talk to a sailor on Dec. 18, 2012, about what it's like to be 80 miles in the Pacific west of San Diego with a group of Navy sailors and officers.
Two Lodi-area men spend day on destroyer to learn what Navy life is like
Ryan Sherman holds a powerful weapon used by Navy personnel, on Dec. 18, 2012.
Two Lodi-area men spend day on destroyer to learn what Navy life is like
Ryan Sherman, left, and Russ Fields, center, discuss their experiences on a Naval destroyer 80 miles in the Pacific west of San Diego on Dec. 18, 2012.
Two Lodi-area men spend day on destroyer to learn what Navy life is like
Russ Fields with the ship's commander 80 miles west of San Diego on Dec. 18, 2012.
Two Lodi-area men spend day on destroyer to learn what Navy life is like
The helicopter that Ryan Sherman and Russ Fields rode 80 miles west of San Diego before landing on a Naval destroyer on Dec. 18, 2012.
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Doug Chaney posted at 5:40 pm on Mon, Feb 18, 2013.
Have either one been in the military? And, Mr. Walters. another thing those sailors detest is healthy young men who haven't served their country.
Ed Walters posted at 2:59 pm on Mon, Feb 18, 2013.
Mr. Samone: you are correct to mention a four year commitment. My grandson just got out of the Navy after doing 4 years, 80 miles is one thing, however a 7 month deployment is another. His ship, the USS Normandy out of Norfolk Va. spent its time in the Middle East, spent some time in ports that were not very friendly to American Sailors. The Atlantic crossing was a rough one since the Normandy is long and somewhat narrower than a Destroyer. The one thing all Sailors detest is, the heat, no A/C on the Normandy. One of the first things he and his wife did upon getting out of the Navy was go on a cruse, providing it had A/C and plenty of cold beer. Being a retired Marine, whats A/C, beer I am very fimilar with.
Robert Jacobs posted at 6:40 am on Mon, Feb 18, 2013.
I want to go too.... :((