No talking… Wow thanks for that, because im sitting here thinking that I can tell the person to load on the eggs or potatoes. Ill be on Sub so food is good to go, so i hear. hah. Do you have a facebook?
How possible would it be for someone to be a vegan in the navy? I'm talking fruits, vegetables, rice, potatoes, pasta. Not picky on organic or completely fresh fruit, just picky that it's vegan. Thoughts?
Haha this is by far the funniest video you made. Oh man I'm glad you know how to cook your own food. It would be the best if you were allowed a George Forman grill.
Shipboard, its called the mess deck, not chow hall. This is where E6 and below eat. I know, you're still in A school. The Chiefs have a CPO Mess and the Officers eat in the wardroom via the Officers Mess. Food prep, quality varies among each command. A carrier, Nimitz etc., has quite a large galley and can offer a better variety than some smaller vessels. It really comes down to whoever is in charge of food prep and supervising the galley. I've eaten some excellent meals on smaller destroyers. Overall, I ate pretty well throughout my USN years. Good videos Yoon.
No talking… Wow thanks for that, because im sitting here thinking that I can tell the person to load on the eggs or potatoes.
Ill be on Sub so food is good to go, so i hear. hah.
Do you have a facebook?
Does everyone get BAS?
hey yoon when can a enlisted sailor switch to a warrant officer
How possible would it be for someone to be a vegan in the navy? I'm talking fruits, vegetables, rice, potatoes, pasta. Not picky on organic or completely fresh fruit, just picky that it's vegan. Thoughts?
Haha this is by far the funniest video you made. Oh man I'm glad you know how to cook your own food. It would be the best if you were allowed a George Forman grill.
hi, can you help me with any info you know about MA rate please
Shipboard, its called the mess deck, not chow hall. This is where E6 and below eat. I know, you're still in A school. The Chiefs have a CPO Mess and the Officers eat in the wardroom via the Officers Mess. Food prep, quality varies among each command. A carrier, Nimitz etc., has quite a large galley and can offer a better variety than some smaller vessels. It really comes down to whoever is in charge of food prep and supervising the galley. I've eaten some excellent meals on smaller destroyers. Overall, I ate pretty well throughout my USN years. Good videos Yoon.
Free food is good food :)!
Sorry if this sounds dumb, but what's 'a-school'? Is that the institution where sailors are formally trained for their respect MOSes?
A friend of mine got caught talking in chow line at boot camp. He had to work out with a Seal for several hours as punishment.
I don't know what it is man but I don't like you! Uninformed and annoying!
Hey Just Yoon do the serve Pepperoni Pizza and French Fries in the US Navy ?