58 Bits of Wisdom I Learned As a Helicopter Crewman | USNA or Bust!

Posted by: Jacqui Murray | 04/08/2013

58 Bits of Wisdom I Learned As a Helicopter Crewman

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Posted in critical skills, leadership, mental preparation, military benefits, military lifestyle | Tags: benefits of military, everything i needed to know, helicopter crewman, life skills, military life, succeed in life, vietnam

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By: What is the USNA Honor Concept? | USNA or Bust! on 03/30/2015
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I am the Bobby McBride that wrote “Everything I ever needed to know I learned as a helicopter crewman in Vietnam”. The submitter of this article did not contact me to obtain permission to use it, nor did she request permission to change the wording.

I wrote this to honor the Vietnam Helicopter Veterans. They, and only they, can truly appreciate what I was saying.

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By: Bobby McBride on 05/10/2022
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- My apologies. It was copied by one of our bloggers from a different website years ago (about a decade), definitely with the intention of being respectful. I will delete it. Thanks for letting me know, Bobby.
  
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