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Gunny's other car, complete with factory air conditioning and an extra fuel tank for those long trips through the desert.
This one can fly, too. About Gunny: Gunny is an Oracle DBA and works as a consultant in Thousand Oaks, California, specializing as a database architect and managing database administration and database application development for organizations large and small. Gunny is trained in Oracle and Microsoft technologies, and has designed and developed software applications for the U.S. Marine Corps, the U.S. Air Force and various Department of Defense contractors such as The Boeing Company and SYMVIONICS, Incorporated. Most of these were software applications developed "in the large" (millions to tens of millions of lines of code), and included distributed real-time systems and math-intensive, data-centric applications such as military flight test and weapons system analysis, and tracking of manufacturing processes for multibillion dollar systems such as NASA's space shuttle fleet. Gunny has given numerous presentations on database and software application development to U.S. Air Force personnel, managers and personnel of The Boeing Company, and Chapman University students. These include productivity enhancement tools for developers and users designed to leverage the most power from their computer systems, even on a very tight budget. Before joining the civilian ranks, Gunny spent a number of years as a U.S. Marine in three of the four elements of the Marine Air-Ground Task Force (MAGTF), namely in the Aviation Combat Element, Ground Combat Element, and Combat Service Support Element. (The MAGTF is designed as the "first to fight" expeditionary force for safeguarding U.S. interests and those of our allies, which requires this force to deploy anywhere in the world and become fully operational within 24 hours of the call to arms.) Gunny's various jobs included F/A-18 aircraft mechanic and crew chief, notereader/transcriber and chaser in military justice, regimental legal chief and battalion personnel chief. Gunny left the Marine Corps to pursue an education and, after having earned a B.S. degree at Southern Illinois University, is working part time on a masters degree in computer science at the University of Southern California. Gunny's hobbies include flying, restoring '69 Camaros, and competitive marksmanship. During Gunny's years on active duty, weekends were often spent competing as a member of Marine Corps rifle teams in rifle matches throughout the Southwestern United States. Gunny competed with M-14's in the servicemen with service rifle category, meaning no scopes and only (inconsistent) military service rounds are allowed, even at the 1,000 yard line. Gunny provides expert advice to Microsoft Access developers and users in the Microsoft Access Newsgroups in UseNet. Check the Microsoft.Public.Access Newsgroup for Gunny's latest expert advice and feel free to post any questions in these newsgroups. Please keep newsgroup questions in the newsgroups so that all may benefit. For questions regarding Gunny's tutorials and tips on this Web site or for professional database help, please contact Gunny at: Forward.To.69Camaro@Spameater.org
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