What does 10 and a half hours of Navy Mobilization Processing get you? A gas mask, 3 shots in the same arm (OUCH) and about 6 minutes in front of a Navy Doc. A few signatures on some paper and fixing some procurement issues from the supply station yesterday and that's a full day.
Except for the hours of sitting around doing nothing at all. Can't say it's the most exciting in the world, but I've been told countless times that mobilization processing (up until you hit your actual job in-country) is all about "hurry up and wait". So that's what I've been doing.
And my arm still hurts, freakin' Anthrax!
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