My freinds' dad is an Indian Army Ex-Service man. He's lookin for a job as Security Guard in a Cruise Liner
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Most cruise liners are based out of foreign countries. I am not sure where you are located but these companies such as Carnival Cruise Lines have local offices but they may not be near you. A good idea may be to visit your local Travel Agent and ask them about positions.They work with these people on a daily basis and may have some more information.  Or It may be as simple as visiting a cruise line company's website your friend's father is interested in and find the "Careers" section of their site.  Expect a thorough background check.
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He'd be a coast guard cos he can calm the oceans and walk on water
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Someone's kid probably gets the job.
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Family counseling, and some alcohol classes for your father. Research those options.
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Hi Madhu. great to see your interest in Merchant Navy for a 'career'. first of all YES gals are allowed. i m a Chief Officer, with our national flag carrier The Shipping Corp of India(the SCI). the controlling body for Merchant Navy(better called Mechant marine) is the Directorate of Shipping (www.dgshipping.com) under Ministry of Shipping has made special provisions to promote women in the profession. so u can avail of fee waivers of almost upto half for all your courses. The SCI is taking special measures to induct women folk.their site (www.shipindia.com) can be checked out for more info. B.Sc nautical science is mandatory for new entrants now. for info on that see the IGNOU site (www.ignou.ac.in). and for further info contact any of the training intitutes mentioned in the dgshipping website. or me also.\n              Regarding safety, yes they are safe as people have been sailing with their families, young wife and childeren, for quite sometime. further aspect will depend on your own conduct and disposition to male collegues around. the company takes special measures to post women in groups on ships or whereever there are families around. so no worries.\nenjoy it!!
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Inside he's a little man looking for acceptance from his ego. Probably will become a wife beater. Send his name to the local Marine recruiter, they'll straighten him out.
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He is very much full of crap. I was in the Navy for 4 years and went to the Persian Gulf for 8 months. I still don't boost myself up to the level of the guys who are actually over there in the serious combat. Your ex is a total loser. If he were a real man, he would humble himself just a tad and think about the guy who might be over there in his place.
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ask him who his father is
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You really want to learn a bout your dad? Maybe you should try going to military.com. If you have the info on his unit and such maybe some of his unit is still a bout and would know of him. You might go there join up and do a search for people who may have known him. Nothing would tell you more about him than the people who worked with him...
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sing up for blackwater security, that is the only private contractor to sing up, yea thats right they VOLUNTEERED, to go to Iraq.  With all of that experience Im sure youll find a job with them.
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man... i've been wonderin tt too... i've a fren fron Scottsdale, Arizona who is stationed there as well... if u eva find out how to look them up, pls mail me at risky_1986@yahoo.com.sg\nthank you so so much...
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Yes. I can find him for you. I'm Stan Smith and I work for the CIA. I can enter my database and find him for you. As you know, I'm American Dad and have an alien friend trying to be human. I also have a talking fish and my son is gay and my daughter is a b itch
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To escape an abusive home environment, at 16 I joined the UK Royal Navy (big mistake!).  In the Navy I was constantly bullied for being timid & quite.  In particular, there was a superior Officer who bullied me big time.  I had no one to turn to or talk to. To cut the story short I made my first independent trip to London whilst on weekend leave. A gay relationship developed between myself & someone in very high authority at the Russian Embassy.  We met regularly when I was on leave & he particularly loved to see me in my uniform.  In REVENGE for the bullying by the Officer I've mentioned, the Russian Embassy Official also gave me lots of cash for my diclosing & handing over details in particular about my training in Nuclear, Biological & Chemical Defence Warfare Training.  Well, one day back on the Naval training base, I got searched & the Military Police found written coded information in my inside pocket.  They couldn't crack the codes, had no idea who my Russian contact was, & they couldn't crack me even though they confined me to a prison cell for 3 days & nights with no clothes, no bed, no daylight, no food & only the odd glass of water.  Both the Military Police & the highest Commanding Officers just could not believe a 17 year old Sailor was involved in some serious espionage & treason.  They were all so shocked that they decided to keep it quite & discretely discharged me from Military Service.  I still kept in touch for quite a while with my contact at the Russian Embassy here in London.  Eventually our lives went in different directions.  I am 41 now but I will never forget him.
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hahahahaahahaha\nxlnt job!!!!!!!!!!!\nwell u seem to b an indian and i m one too
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After 9-11, I joined the Navy Reserves, and I am now about to help my community by becoming a police officer. I do my civic duty by voting every chance I get. I maintain good relations with my neighbors and try to be an all around good guy. I do all of this because it was the example my parents set for me, that I now attempt to set for my own children. Hopefully, my little part of the world is a little safer, a little nicer and a little better because of my efforts.
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really wow that is so cool that your trying to find your father !!\nmy father is dead so yeah i hope someone finds him or knows him.\ndora~*
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If you know he is still in the service, write to the Secretary of the Branch of service and ask.  If there is a family emergency, like the death of a relative, you can work through the Red Cross.  They will probably notify him that you want to contact him, but I don't think he has to.  The letter, or your request, will be forwarded to the senior officer over him and at best, he might get a firm talking to by his commanding officer.  I have seen sailors reamed out for not staying in contact with his mother or father.