welcome to the forum & thank you for your service. My 3 step-sons were in the navy. The oldest also was a (CPO) on an EL-CAT, i think thats how its pronounced, its one of those hover craft ships. The middle son just put in 4 yrs & got out, the youngest was a sonar tech on an attack sub. When you start your new adventure, be safe.
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Discussion in 'Questions From New Drivers' started by navyguy, Feb 10, 2011.
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CPO: Check with the VA for training. You may be elegible for free training and a stipend during training. I went that route, got a "free" course and $800 a month while in school.
22 year wing wiper myself. Welcome to the trucking biz, squid. Heck if we GI's didn't heckle each other, we wouldn't have any fun!
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Here's the course at Chatt State. It's 7.5 weeks. Much better training than you get at these 3 week puppy mills.
http://chattanoogastate.catalog.acalog.com/preview_program.php?catoid=9&poid=715&returnto=603
Like a house, everything is good as the foundation it's built on.
Like Palazon said, search out VA possibilities. I know Chatt State has a technical skills grant for truck driving.
Edit; Here, I found it
http://chattanoogastate.catalog.acalog.com/content.php?catoid=9&navoid=571
Hmmm, looking at that it looks like they moved the training to Cleveland, TN. I use to see the trucks up here at the Dayton Campus.Last edited: Feb 11, 2011
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Navyguy, welcome to the forum! I'm in the Air Force right now and retire in May. I am just like you when it comes to driving. Glad to see another veteran on here!!!
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hey guys im going to millington tn on the 21 anything i need to know
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