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In american money, we put a dollar sign ($) before the amount of money.. what do you do for pesos?
Like in america, we use (example) the dollar sign ex. $6.50 .. what do you do for pesos?
Do you do like 81.32 pesos? just spell it out after the amount of what?
$6.50 MXN
vs
$6.50 USD or $6.50 CAD
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What is it like in the navy nuke program?
im going into the navy december 22, and after completing boot camp i will be off to south carolina for nnptc (nuke school). but i can honestly say i know nothing about that i have gotten myself into. my nuke recruiter just through a bunch of dollars signs in my face so i figured it was something that would be both beneficial to me in and out of the navy. so can somebody please tell me how is it as a nuke.
I was a nuke Machinist's Mate from 1998-2004. I went to Orlando right before they closed it and then beautiful Goose Creek, SC.
The school is tough. You will be studying non-stop. You don't have to be a super genius to pass, but you do need to apply yourself and don't be afraid to ask for help.
Once you get to boot, you will be asked to pick one of three paths:
Machinist's Mate- Mechanical operator on nuclear power plant. What I did. If you like chemistry, you can try for ELT once you get to school. I liked it alright.
Electrician's Mate- Electrical operator on power plant. You fix the electrical system and will be taught a lot of theory. You get to run the throttles (on the sub anyway) and the electrical plant as a whole while on watch.
Electronics Technician- They run the reactor plant itself. They shim the rods in and out and are responsible for not breaking the reactor. Tough stuff, long school. If you live near a plant, though, you will be hooked up when you are out.
I kind of wish I had gone EM. There is a lot of demand for electricians with experience. Overall, I am happy with what I got and my experience as a whole. I went back to college and graduated on the GI Bill and Navy college fund( that's why I have the mortarboard on).
Good luck to you. You obviously are a smart guy. Just keep your head down in boot and get it done, then enjoy Charleston. It's pretty nice.
Fair winds and following seas.
