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Navy Reserves
For those who found this page while searching for CNAVRES
1100/8 I recently got feedback from a person stating they are a navy
reserves recruiter
For everyone's info I am a Naval Reserve Recruiter. I like
my job and I hate my job. I like seeing people join who don't have the
option of Active duty. I hate it if they are not given proper training
or just a waste of space. As far as this CNAVRES 1100/8; I was
just about to do a "mass mailout" to over 100 prior service
persons. Why - because this is what we are directed to do by our COC.
I hate it! If your prior
serevice you know we're here and you'd look us up if you wanted to join
right?! So if you get the letter and you want us to stop
the "spam snail mail" here's some help:
1. Call them and tell them not intrested
2. Call them and tell them you're intrested can you work with an Re-Code
3P (personality disorder) - we can't by the way
3. Tell them you have asthma.
Look everyone's trying to do a job that's what it boils down to. It's
prettty sad I don't even know what a CNAVRES 1100/8 is. Life is full
of good and bad - My husband was a MM Nuke and he love his job and got
through the training but he HATED the BOAT and the "STUPID PEOPLE"
Good luck to all
T-S
Please note that below are only a few letters to one
sailor, who served on one disfunctional submarine in the us fleet. The
whole navy might not be this screwed up, it may just be the USS Dallas.
I just received my benefits information from the department
of veterans affairs 3 and a half months after I got out of the navy
reminding me of my benefits and navy efficiency. I do not know how to
take this as I am wondering if this was done to remind me how shifty
the navy is, if it was just a joke, or if it was one last attempt to
recapture me by an organization which consumed years of my life, and
my ability to dream or think clearly.
I just got spam in snail mail reminding me of overall
navy efficiency requesting my presence in the navy reserves. It reads
as follows:
Naval Reserve
The Journey Continues... in the
Naval Reserve
Mar 3, 2003
my info
Dear (me):
If you had been training in the Naval Reserve last month,
you would not have received this letter. Instead, you would
have received a green check for over $200*!
A guaranteed extra monthly income is a pleasant thought with the
increasingly high cost of living and the unexpected bills that pop
up from time to time.
Think it over! You can enjoy some financial security with the right
decision and also enjoy your association with one of the Reserve units.
We would like having you along as a member.
Why not give me a call at +1 (401) 941-2550 and I will be happy to
tell you about our program and answer any questions you may have.
(and get a check coming your way!) Call collect if needed.
Sincerely,
Erica L. Zelcher
NC1 Erica L. Zelcher
Naval Reserve Recruiter
+1 (401) 941-2550
d5r09302@cnrrc.nola.navy.mil
*Amount based on E-4 over two years
The naval reserve uses commercial mailing lists
in its recruiting efforts. Such lists sometimes contain errors which
cannot be identified before we mail. If you should not have received
this letter please accept our apologies. Perhaps you could pass this
information on to someone who might be interested in Naval Reserve
opportunities.
and another navy reserves letter...
Naval Reserve
The Journey Continues... in the
Naval Reserve
Apr 16, 2003
my info
Dear (me):
I need you to call me
as soon as possible concerning your CNAVRES 1100/8 that I hold on
you. Call collect if needed.
Sincerely,
Erica L. Zelcher
NC1 Erica L. Zelcher
Naval Reserve Recruiter003.
+1 (401) 941-2550
d5r09302@cnrrc.nola.navy.mil
The naval reserve uses commercial mailing lists
in its recruiting efforts. Such lists sometimes contain errors which
cannot be identified before we mail. If you should not have received
this letter please accept our apologies. Perhaps you could pass this
information on to someone who might be interested in Naval Reserve
opportunities.
and another letter...
Naval Reserve
The Journey Continues... in the
Naval Reserve
September 2, 2004
Do Not Forward (funny because again
they did)
(my address)
WHAT WOULD YOU DO WITH AN EXTRA SEVENTY THOUSAND
DOLLARS*?
I can't give you an envelope full of money - BUT - this
question could become a reality for you if you would just take a few
minutes of your time and consider the Naval Reserve as
a savings and retirement plan.
With your rate and years of service for pay purposes,
which will probably count towards a Naval Reserve retirmement, you
could retire from the Naval Reserve with a total of twenty years.
And think of this: the Naval Reserve is about the only part time job
in town that pays a retirement without you paying in!
All it takes is just one weekend a month for which you
are paid approximately $200.00* or more! Four days pay for two days
work.
Now, if you took that money every month and invested
it at a 5% return rate, you would have approximately what is indicated
above.
Now I want to let you know that this number only
gets bigger when you receive:
- Pay raises
- Advancements
- Longevity increases
- Cost of Living increases
If you would just take a minute of your time and give me a call at
+1 (401)941-2550, I would be very pleased to discuss the benefits
and advantages offer to you as a Naval Reservist. Call collect if
needed.
I'm looking forward to hearing from you soon!
Sincerely,
Erica L. Zelcher
NC1 Erica L. Zelcher
Naval Reserve Recruiter003.
+1 (401) 941-2550
d5r09302@cnrrc.nola.navy.mil
*Amout based on E-4 over two years.
The naval reserve uses commercial mailing lists
in its recruiting efforts. Such lists sometimes contain errors which
cannot be identified before we mail. If you should not have received
this letter please accept our apologies. Perhaps you could pass this
information on to someone who might be interested in Naval Reserve
opportunities.
Please keep in mind this is a department of the same
organization that destroyed their work records of me (my most recent
navy evals were destroyed prior to my court martial) and lied about
my performance in an attempt to not let me obtain a decent job. Now
the navy sends me a letter wanting me because they are too lazy to check
their own records, or they just do not care to, typical navy
efficiency.
You think they would have figured something out with
me getting out last November and these letters being dated march 3 and
april 16, but they remain clueless. I view these letter as continued
unwanted navy spam and do not accept a false apology that asks me to
forward the letter to others. If I was mean I would use her email address
and sign her up for some lists, however, I know she means no harm and
is just part of a broken system (the navy). Feel free to contact her
if you would like to join the navy reserves. I did pass the letter on!!!
Of course, the navy reserves letters were not enough
... she has been calling and leaving messages on my answering machine.
How can the entire navy not notice that this navy reserves page lists
in the top ten on almost any search engine for the term "navy reserves."
It is no accident that you found my opinion of the
navy, and of the navy reserves as one of the top listing documents on
the internet. Unlike other media, search engines are not weiged down
by a heavy pro government patriotic propaganda system.
I hated what the navy did to my life so much that I
could never imagine joining the navy reserves. I do want people to hear
my story and that is why this navy reserves page lists near the top
on most major search engines (though Google results are a bit harder
to manipulate than some of the others).
navy
reserves on Yahoo! (page 1) ... also powers AllTheWeb and AltaVista
navy
reserves on MSN (page 1)
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