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Shellservice · 11-03-12, 11:36 PM

Yes it is too comprehensive would be a good way to put it. Think I will watch a little and play a little and see how things go from there. I am working on basics still like solutions and hunting (have seen a few posts and videos about them) but they are the kind of things that seem hard as you learn them I think.

Thanks again, glad I wasnt offensive. I know the guy put hours of his life in to the videos and his effort is worthy of praise.

I will keep piping in here time to time. And thank you all again for your input.

The closest I ever came to the Navy was NJROTC lol, but one of our Commanders was A submariner. Was in ships that were in the North under the ice to launch in case of Nuclear war with the former USSR. I also worked over the years with a few guys that also served on subs. Always interested me, I have been to the USS Ling( I think that is its name) in NJ over the years growing up. Its a wonder to tour the ship and think of all the crew had to go through.

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Shellservice Swabbie Join Date: Oct 2012 Posts: 13 Downloads: 17 Uploads: 0	Yes it is too comprehensive would be a good way to put it. Think I will watch a little and play a little and see how things go from there. I am working on basics still like solutions and hunting (have seen a few posts and videos about them) but they are the kind of things that seem hard as you learn them I think. Thanks again, glad I wasnt offensive. I know the guy put hours of his life in to the videos and his effort is worthy of praise. I will keep piping in here time to time. And thank you all again for your input. The closest I ever came to the Navy was NJROTC lol, but one of our Commanders was A submariner. Was in ships that were in the North under the ice to launch in case of Nuclear war with the former USSR. I also worked over the years with a few guys that also served on subs. Always interested me, I have been to the USS Ling( I think that is its name) in NJ over the years growing up. Its a wonder to tour the ship and think of all the crew had to go through.