As the screen name suggests I was a cook in the Navy for close to 7 years. I'm out and in culinary school at Johnson & Wales Charlotte campus. Civilian life is great so far learning a lot. Just joined for any advice I may need as I'm sure there will be plenty and I look forward to chatting with you all. Take care!
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Wow how cool you were in the navy. How many people were you cooking for each day? Must be so different cooking on a ship. Very interested to hear your input.
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