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Specific Career JobsWhat is Forensic Archaeology? Sign in or sign up and post using a HubPages Network account. 0 of 8192 characters usedPost CommentNo HTML is allowed in comments, but URLs will be hyperlinked. Comments are not for promoting your articles or other sites. I’m extremely happy you enjoyed reading about my service assignments. When I think about my mom and dad, I wish they would have written some memoirs before they passed away. Peggy, I’m happy you liked this hub and found it interesting. I will be writing more with my next hub accounting for my last five weeks stationed on Taiwan. Thanks for the up votes and sharing this hub! Sharing your Navy memories is a great way to document your service assignments and provide a clear history for your family to enjoy. How I wish my Dad had written out his memories of WWII and his twenty plus year service career.

Thanks for sharing your stories with us. This is very interesting Paul learning about how it was for you while in service during those turbulent times of the 60’s. Being a linguist definitely kept you out of the more dangerous places like Vietnam. Looking forward to reading more. Up votes and sharing. Au fait, I am very pleased that you found this hub a wonderful memoir. I tried to tell the story as it was, but I’m sure a few of the facts are a little off or incorrect. Yes, when I eventually write the story of my life, I will seriously consider publishing it on Amazon/Kindle. Thanks for the votes, pinning, and sharing with followers. I hope you like my recently published Part three as well as Part two. What a wonderful memoir! I love that you don’t seem to leave anything out, and tell it like it is (was). I think this will be a great history piece for your children/grandchildren, and I think if you plan to write more you should seriously consider publishing the works when they’re all done, in a book on Amazon/Kindle. Voting this up and BAUI, pinning to Amazing HubPages, and sharing with followers. Mary, I’m extremely happy that you found this hub very interesting. Other than Vietnam, there were a lot of really great assignments in the Far East in the 60s and 70s. My experiences in Japan weren’t nearly as exciting as those in Taiwan. Thanks for voting this hub up! Very interesting Paul. We think all duty assignments for service men are horrible, however, when they go overseas things are much different as you’ve pointed out. Can’t wait to see what happens in Japan. Voted up, useful, and interesting.

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