I have a really cool job, I can't lie. I have been very blessed to be able to do the things I do, and experience things I have experienced. Most of the cool things I have done, I am not at liberty to tell people. So it's really awesome when I do things I can share.
It was pretty surreal. I have been attached to this unit for about 2 1/2 years. I've been "working for" this man all of this time, but before today I have only seen him twice from a distance. When we travel to a trip site, we are usually there days more than the President is. And for the short time he is on deck, we are usually tucked away in the corner of a hanger out of sight while he is conducting his business. It was nice to be his business for once. We were like star struck idiots straining for a handshake, stretching for a picture or, if you were lucky, pushing for a photo with him. I wasn't able to get a picture with him, but I did get a hand shake. My thoughts? - Soft hands. Below are some pictures I got.
Our commanding officer, Col L'Heureux, introducing our Commander in Chief.
3 comments:
Awesome Steven...Thanks to you, and to your fellow servicemen/women for all you folks do! Praise God, and what a day this must have been!
David Anweiler
You are blessed my man!!! What an opportunity! You will have to tell us more when you can---in 50 years!!
Blessings!!
Bob Hodorek
Thanks for sharing steven! Meekins (the marine that painted the helmet) is actually my little brother and he has made us all very proud. I brag about him all the time and this will definately be circulating around the office!!
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