Commander, Navy Reserve Forces
Commander, Navy Reserve Forces
Posted on Mar 18, 2018
Why am I the only Navy Sailor in history, the only SAM Sea Air Mariner, ever identified assigned crew of FFG's?
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First off I salute all of you. Secondly, i'm just trying to find one other SAM Sea Air Mariner ever assigned a FFG.
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I'm the smartest and best looking enlisted United States Marine of all time. But, no one gives a sh^^!
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Cpl Mark A. Morris
I've never seen a post like that. I find it very strange. Talk about getting reviewed. He sure is asking for it here among some real Hard Chargers.
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Cpl Mark A. Morris And all this time Mark, I thought that I was the smartest and best looking Marine of all time.......
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PO3 Aaron Hassay The SAM Program was pretty wide spread during its short tenure. I seriously doubt you were the only one that served on an FFG. The FFG’s were around for a while, even into this century. What do you base your assertion on, have you done the research, is it available for sharing.
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PO3 Aaron Hassay
Senior Chief,
Please give me some insight on my research discovery. You can find the reports yourself online with google search 1994 DOD Manpower Requirement Reports.
1994 DOD Manpower Requirement Reports show the following.
900 SAM enlisted in all of Navy AD and Reserve disbursed randomly evenly I assume..aka not all placed on FFG’s of which just a few had billets open that even that possible match
The whole enlistment package was drawing down.
1994 is the years I enlisted a SAM 18 into a program the Navy was drawing down.
What kind of leadership, funding, acknowledgement, awareness would 1 assume a rare SAM would 1994 find assigned to a FFG when you are sent home for weeks in between monthly duty, with full shipboard requirement in PQS.
Please give me some insight on my research discovery. You can find the reports yourself online with google search 1994 DOD Manpower Requirement Reports.
1994 DOD Manpower Requirement Reports show the following.
900 SAM enlisted in all of Navy AD and Reserve disbursed randomly evenly I assume..aka not all placed on FFG’s of which just a few had billets open that even that possible match
The whole enlistment package was drawing down.
1994 is the years I enlisted a SAM 18 into a program the Navy was drawing down.
What kind of leadership, funding, acknowledgement, awareness would 1 assume a rare SAM would 1994 find assigned to a FFG when you are sent home for weeks in between monthly duty, with full shipboard requirement in PQS.
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