A harbor boat this time

[paulus 26]

Petroleum's. Oils and Lubricants are only as dangerous as the people who work with them, keep to the manual and nothing will happen, spent a good few years doing it everything from looking after tanks containing over 4 million gallons of Jet fuel to. Liquid oxygen/Nitrogen. Compressed Cylinders are a nightmare to handle with a crane and chains. Imagine Guarding a 60 thousand gallon rubber tank containing Jet fuel in Desert, A woman was decorated for fighting off insurgents doing just that. The worse stuff was called Avpin (Isopropyl nitrate) this stuff  is a low-sensitivity explosive, It would arrive in 40 gallon drums, If you put a drop on the end of your finger and flicked it off it would explode. I was that nutter that was sent to unload the stuff, aircraft tyre under the back of the lorry, turn them on there side and just roll and bounce, Strangely there was never was anyone else about whilst doing this, Just listen to those that have been doing it for years and you will be fine. 

[Wolfdog91 7,270]

Welp just fined off my first tanker ship. Pretty interesting, and gotta say the crew of the ship has to have been some of the friendliest people I've met, though they where wall giving me flashbacks to my Filipino drill sergeant, ole DS Ikar would smile and be happy as hell just like them...even when he was doin his best to crush you fuckign soul, well was still nicer then out other Drill, ever prepared a patch of south Carolina hard baked red clay found for farming with you bare hands ?....yeaaah you don't want to