HMCpk
02-23-2007, 13:57
Shipmates,
I am aggressively recruiting hard-charging HM-8406's that are on Sea Duty, within 12 months (or less) of your PRD and prepared for a new and challenging assignment.
I have a short PowerPoint presentation that outlines some of the HM-8409 (Aerospace Physiology Technician) program highlights and hope to have it available on this site very soon. For now, you can view it on NKO at the Aerospace Physiology Technician Community of Interest webpage. The easiest way to reach it is to log into NKO and do a Site Search for "Hospital Corps Aerospace Physiology". Once you are on the page, the file is located in the APT Library folder titled "What is an APT?".
I would like to talk to any of you that may be interested. Please take the time to review the attachment and consider this unique opportunity.
v/r
HMC(FMF) Robert P.K. Craig
2D MAW, Aeromedical Safety Chief
HM-8409 Enlisted Technical Leader
(252)466-5900 / 5010
DSN: 582-XXXX
Fax: 582-2088
I am aggressively recruiting hard-charging HM-8406's that are on Sea Duty, within 12 months (or less) of your PRD and prepared for a new and challenging assignment.
I have a short PowerPoint presentation that outlines some of the HM-8409 (Aerospace Physiology Technician) program highlights and hope to have it available on this site very soon. For now, you can view it on NKO at the Aerospace Physiology Technician Community of Interest webpage. The easiest way to reach it is to log into NKO and do a Site Search for "Hospital Corps Aerospace Physiology". Once you are on the page, the file is located in the APT Library folder titled "What is an APT?".
I would like to talk to any of you that may be interested. Please take the time to review the attachment and consider this unique opportunity.
v/r
HMC(FMF) Robert P.K. Craig
2D MAW, Aeromedical Safety Chief
HM-8409 Enlisted Technical Leader
(252)466-5900 / 5010
DSN: 582-XXXX
Fax: 582-2088