Oh yeah.  I forgot about this post.  Thanks.  I was fortunate that I was able to translate the career I had in the military to civilian life.  It wasn't sad at all to leave.  The military can push you outside your limits.  The goal was the mission or mission support.  A personal life was an allowance.  They don't tell you that when you join.  

I grew up on the east coast, but I didn't move there after leaving the Navy.  I took a nomadic life for a spell.  Moved between states until settling in California and getting married with someone I grew up with on the East Coast.  Weird how that worked out.  We're planning another move though once my company shuts down in a couple of years.  It will be another interesting trip.



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