Fleetwash spokesman Marty Whitton said the pre-packaged systems were the only product in the world able to be assembled and fitted by the US military on-site.
Well... he needs someone to create an order-tracking system. And create orders. And keep the network going. And so on. Looks like I'll be employed until early march at this rate.
And forgive me, but I am amused at your being a subcontractor for Halliburton. Happily, the Halliburton situation is nothing like the media makes it out to be -- but they are the Devil Incarnate to US Democrats.
well, that's a turn up for yer dad's business, and it's a good thing for you too *nods* Mil contracts are quite lucritive, or so I've heard anyway *grins*
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A relation?
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Congrats Den!
Mako
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I recalled seeing Pappy pictures from your Darwin trip a year or so ago.
Bravo!
Mako
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Congrats to your father, and I hope it has "fallout" on YOU---!
Ciao!
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And forgive me, but I am amused at your being a subcontractor for Halliburton. Happily, the Halliburton situation is nothing like the media makes it out to be -- but they are the Devil Incarnate to US Democrats.
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But it gets even better. We're building the units for an engineering firm employed by Haliburton. That firm is Kellogg, Brown & Root.
Is this where we start singing "It's a small world" ?
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about time something good happened.
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Suits me.
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