From Dropout to Diver: My Journey as a Multifaceted Scientist

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Howdy all!

I'm an enlisted Army retiree; I'm currently a licensed commercial diver, master electrician and structural steel/critical members welder.

I'm a high-school dropout (well, I took the CHSPE at 17 and Joined the Army a week after my 17th birthday, so technically I'm an "early graduate") and I've a lot of community college credits; things that interest me like Algebra, English Literature and Music.

I came here for help in finding an answer for myself - I find great personal satisfaction in solving problems.

I doubt I'll ever have anything of value to add to any conversation. Lol

Warm regards!

-RR
 
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Welcome to PF RR from a fellow knuckle dragger.
 
Welcome to the PF, and thank you for your military service! :smile:
 

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