My reading of the New Testament seems to indicate pretty strongly that nobody gets into heaven without a very particular sort of waiver. You're probably no farther behind the curve than anyone else....Maybe its just me - but morally speaking, selling drugs is way down on my list of how bad a crime is. Shit, it aint even in the 10 commandments.. so hopefully won't need a waiver to get in heaven..?
Investigations definitely delay the process, as does injuries, but otherwise it's less. ELS is pretty quick, the few I had come home were back at the house inside a week of me getting the phone call from their drill instructor. One refusal to train, three days, another medical for stress fractures, a few weeks because they had to get her well enough to be off crutches. One for asthma attack on the IST, less than a week. When I worked the ranges at PI, I was drinking buddies with a hat that worked casualty platoon for a stretch. I recall he said turnover there was only a few days until they were on a plane or bus home.
Coming back around for your weekly shit talking and trolling, huh?
Nope, that is the night before your Med Cruise turns into a Gulf Cruise. Also, be ware of ice cream socials, they mean your Liberty Port just got canceled.
