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A soldier , you'll come to work and

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it's like , hey , this stuff is broken

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over here and call a work order in and

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a couple of days later it's fixed . So

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you don't even know who fixed it . So

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working on this side , you kind of get

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a better understanding of how the whole

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process works . I'm not for

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Thompson . I work with uh director of

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public works . My job is an engineer

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technician . We consist of a quality

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assurance evaluator . So I work with

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our base op sound tractors to ensure

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that work orders are taken care of . My

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job is to go out and check fire alarm

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systems , the backup generators , the

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traffic lights and a giant voice ,

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which is one that we send out any kind

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of alarms in case of emergency . So I

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retired from the military . Actually ,

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I did 22 years . Um I was a combat

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engineer which is a 12 bravo . Um My

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last duty assignment was here at Ford

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Stewart . Um And I plan to stay here as

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long as possible until my wife says

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otherwise .