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Navy Electronics Technician Reddit. For anything of interest to sailors! Currently i am interning at a small. The navy combines so many jobs into one rate, then you have to hope you get the specialty you want within that rate. I've been an electronics technician in the navy for 12 years. 154k subscribers in the navy community. Navy et's get very good basic electronic training as long as you apply yourself, especially with certain c schools. I recently got my degree in electrical engineering, about a month ago. I would like to get into the nuclear field. I work at a semiconductor device manufacturer and in the application lab we have an electronics technician taking care of most of the practical. Now i'm an avionics technician for a regional airline. I got out of the navy after six years as an electronics technician and got an industrial maintenance job shortly thereafter… I got out in june of 2011 and went to school and got my a&p certificate. Also, you have a 50/50. The comparison of electricity to plumbing is still how i explain issues to my.

I would like to get into the nuclear field. For anything of interest to sailors! I got out in june of 2011 and went to school and got my a&p certificate. I've been an electronics technician in the navy for 12 years. 154k subscribers in the navy community. The navy combines so many jobs into one rate, then you have to hope you get the specialty you want within that rate. I got out of the navy after six years as an electronics technician and got an industrial maintenance job shortly thereafter… The comparison of electricity to plumbing is still how i explain issues to my. Now i'm an avionics technician for a regional airline. I work at a semiconductor device manufacturer and in the application lab we have an electronics technician taking care of most of the practical.

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Navy Electronics Technician Reddit The navy combines so many jobs into one rate, then you have to hope you get the specialty you want within that rate. Navy et's get very good basic electronic training as long as you apply yourself, especially with certain c schools. Now i'm an avionics technician for a regional airline. I work at a semiconductor device manufacturer and in the application lab we have an electronics technician taking care of most of the practical. I've been an electronics technician in the navy for 12 years. For anything of interest to sailors! I got out of the navy after six years as an electronics technician and got an industrial maintenance job shortly thereafter… The comparison of electricity to plumbing is still how i explain issues to my. The navy combines so many jobs into one rate, then you have to hope you get the specialty you want within that rate. Also, you have a 50/50. Currently i am interning at a small. I recently got my degree in electrical engineering, about a month ago. I got out in june of 2011 and went to school and got my a&p certificate. I would like to get into the nuclear field. 154k subscribers in the navy community.