Let me be more specific. I didn't say you would remember it fondly for the rest of your career, just that you "would remember it". I had some bad with the good in Guam but all who have been there must admit that the flying in Air Mic is quite different than anything you will experience in Newark or Cleveland or anywhere else for that matter. I remember sitting around the pool at the hotel mi-ana (probably spelled wrong) with my crash pad roomies drinking beer talking about life, women and when we were going to play golf at Anderson AFB the next day. I recall playing for 36 holes for under 10 bucks with a million dollar view of the pacific. Sure there were the cha-morons and all the sub-standard schools, health care and on and on and on...But, for a time I just enjoyed the friendship of my peers and tried to make the best of being in a place that most of us would probably rather not be. I suppose Guam is what you make of it and I chose the good rather than focus on the bad. There is plenty of both at Air Mic!!