The port visits have been fun, so that makes it all worthwhile. Oyster was escorted to Rodman Naval Station by Sides. Once in port, Oyster's fuel was removed, exposing false compartments where the drugs were hidden. The eight-member Colombian crew of the vessel was taken into custody by U.S. law enforcement officials and later flown to Miami. Sides continues to search for illegal drugs until it returns home to San Diego on Nov. 23.
Sailor needs to know.
Sailors at all levels ask questions about their career options and what to expect when they separate or retire. The first place a Sailor should look is the command career counselor's office. They usually have the answers. With only four people in an office serving nearly 5,000 crew members, sometimes there isn't enough time in the day. Senior Chief Navy Counselor Paul Pappas said CITC has two benefits.