Half a Day in the Navy

This day will start like anything else. The sleepy messenger's big awakening is ringing my name, so stand up and let's stand on a different long watch. This is the first sound I hear when I wake up from sleep every time I go to bed on a boat. Normal day continues, half the time sleep, twice through food and clock cycle, and return to your moored sleep and start cycling again. When I got up from a horrible shelf it was a 5 x 6 ft cubicle that I could actually hold my only personal item in the ocean, and I realized I only slept three hours.

I started at the restaurant. On the first day I thought that I would sit in the back office and position as I wore Old Navy and tanned high heels favorite Navy Harper pants. My supervisor said, "Do you have tennis shoes? I will work in a restaurant today." In the next few weeks, a new uniform appeared on the floor of the bathroom. The urination on the floor of the game room is more worrisome such as vomit infection, window wiping, cleaning the parking lot, and providing familiar services. Unfamiliar customers (some people are wonderful, some are very rude)

This is an unforgettable day, the first summer of the war, when our Navy fought with the Dutch, for most of the world, the two most powerful and most appointed ever seen at any age One of the fleets. That order opposed the country's business and the richness of the universe. Two huge floating bodies move in parallel to the left and right, but our country people destroyed enemy lines little by little under His Happy happiness. It carries our ears to the city: everyone was shocked by this and in a terrible suspense of the event, his fancy led him and decided that everyone followed his voice. One person, some people go to the park, some people go through the river, others go down the river, everyone is seeking in the depth of silence

In 1794, the US Navy inherited the tradition that the British Navy provides daily oral rum to seafarers in the 18th century, and seafarers were given "semi-distilled liquor of pints every day" every day. In 1806, the Navy encouraged seafarers to accept whiskey as a substitute for more expensive rum. Sailors who do not wish to drink or underage sailors can pay 3-6 cents a day in addition. In 1842, the amount of ration was reduced to one ounce (4 ounces) and completely eliminated during the 1862 Civil War - the Federal navy continued to distribute rum to the crew, but this tradition It helps to gather many necessary things from other countries. Veteran seamen