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Good morning, I'm in, I've been in the military for 15 years. I've shaved in both the field and at sea in sea state stupid.
Honor to have you my Canadian brother.
Good morning, I'm in, I've been in the military for 15 years. I've shaved in both the field and at sea in sea state stupid.
Been in the Coast Guard for about 4 years (2 in the reserves and almost 2 active duty). While I don't have any foxhole shaving experiences, I've had to shave while the ship took 25-30 degree rolls. Figured I would give joining the club a shot, seems like a great group of guys.
I remember basic training back in 1970 at Lackland Air Force base. In order to not make a mess of the latrine, the whole flight only used 1 sink to shave every day. Very little water, very little soap, very little time. Lots of razor burn. Count me in.
Great to be part of such a great club. Thanks for having me.Welcome aboard Brother. Add us to your signature if you are so inclined.
So does shaving with water bottles and PX cartridge razors in Afghanistan qualify me?
Standard fare for the suck. I was subjected to the same, only difference being desert (Iraq for me). Though not my all-time worst shaving, that came at basic. Who know in two minutes or less a Bic razor could be turned into a vegetable peeler.
I'm in; used Vodka for an aftershave once. Modestly better for that than it was to drink....
This looks like a good place to throw my name into! From the arctic to the heat of Afghanistan, I've shaved in a few different countries. I won't compare my service to the others on the forum but I would be honoured to be included in your group.
Worst shaving ever was a week at -30 or worse -- doesn't really matter if it was C or F at that temperature! Didn't even have time to heat the water half the time since the Coleman camp stoves couldn't be lit at that cold and we had to take them into the vehicles to warm them. After that I bought a cheap battery powered electric for the field -- worst mistake of my life!