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HomeShop at BookSurgePolitical ScienceHistory & TheoryNavsses: The Navy's Country Club of Scandalous Mannerisms of Waste Fraud and Abuses |
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 Maybe next time Aug 12, 2009
I have worked at the subject "pigpen" and can personally find truth in what Leuder is saying. I think Leuder blew a chance to tell a story that was worth telling with his poor usage of grammar, needless cussing and cheap shots at ex-coworkers.
So, what is wrong with NAVSSES and why should we care?
 One star is too many! Jul 21, 2009
This publication is nothing more than a disgruntled employee with way too much time on his hands. How did he find the time when he was obviously more of a workaholic than Edison? (At least that's what Mr. Lueder claims by his 'many accomplishments' in this rag.) It's easy when you write it at work...or shall I say...a member of the very same country club he writes about!
Adam Sandler in the movie ANGER MANAGEMENT sings the song I FEEL PRETTY. For the same reasons, Larry Lueder writes this book. If this didn't do the trick, then I hope that all profits realized by the author on the sale of this book (let me change that, venting vehicle) goes to the purchase of his much needed medications.
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Navsses etc,etc May 30, 2009
The book is a fraud. It reveals no names of the alleged perpetrators, it is poorly written,it is replete with errors;the publisher should have hired a competent editor to oversee this farce. The author used this eye catching title to portray himself as God's gift to the Navy. His incessant bragging of his alleged achievements,his constant putdown of his superiors classifies him as a super egotist. I worked in NAVSSES for almost twenty years and found NAVSSES'engineering and problem solving accomplishments provided the Navy.s fleets with the excellent support enabling them to be the world's finest !
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 Interesting Read Apr 16, 2009
Communicate: To make known, disclose,,(according to Websters).
Has anything been made known here? You decide?
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 Dirty Laundry Makes for Gaffe Apr 13, 2009
Many gratitudes for this well composed book and aura of consciences. As it were, the by and by meet the why and why and subterfusions erupt, resulting in plastered space within a withered confinement and somewhat grievous hornswaggah.
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