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This is what is RIGHT with the Air Force, they get it correct sometimes, and this time, they got it so right it will give you chills. Kuddos to Luke AFB.

You are quite the cyber warrior, but you missed a few critical steps: 1. Don't open the email link. 2. Remove your CAC from the computer. 3. Alert your security manager. And don't take any CDs from your coworkers, they're all trying to fuck you over.

The stock market is a huge bubble, Obama should have never seen numbers like that with the pitiful growth we enjoyed under his leadership combined with an inept Congress. The reason for those numbers is the terrible monetary policies that were executed to keep our economy from sliding back into recession. The Fed now owns $4.5 trillion in US bonds and other securities. It's all smoke and mirrors.

I think you're missing the point here. You can say, "it is in fact prejudice" all you want, but that doesn't impact the rules by which these administrative processes are governed. There's no rule that says the Commander can only be influenced in making their FEB decision by certain types of information. So, with respect to this situation, no, that MFR isn't wrong, illegal, against any rule, etc. I get that you think you got a raw deal, but here's a dose of reality: the system doesn't care. You came here asking for information and help, and there are several people who have actual experience with the FEB process, as well as the follow-up processes I mentioned before, like the BCMR. We are trying to give you a straight answer. If you don't like what we have to say, then pony up the cash to get yourself an actual attorney's opinion. Some of us have already spent tens of thousands of dollars on attorney's fees to even get this knowledge in the first place, but suit yourself.

I had the unfortunate experience of being the Recorder in an FEB against a young pilot who was represented by both civil and military lawyers. They questioned the veracity of some of the Form 8 statements from multiple evaluators. The thing about FEBs is the rules governing admissibility of evidence is not the same as most legal proceedings. If the board wants to hear it (even hearsay) and weigh it, they can. In my experience the board, as experienced pilots, could read between the lines and get to the truth quite easily. The final board recommendation will go through many legal reviews. Odds are not in your favor. There it is.

Shortest. Thread. Ever.

U-28 guys get kinda touchy about their weight.

So you weigh approximately 186 pounds?

Not that there's anything wrong with that...

Their ability to speak fax machine is highly lucrative.

A good U-28 CSO is worth their weight in gold

Hope you had fun during that casual year! Because it looks like you blew about $10k a month doing it! hahaha. That's a shitload of hookers and blow. Or so I've heard.

There's always a list. But with three looks at school, you're going to bracket two WG/CCs. Just because you weren't on the first guy's lost doesn't mean you can't make the second guy's list.

We've seen how this played out before..."You are all top performers to me, what separates you from your peers will be how much volunteer work you do. Also, everyone is getting 90s on PT tests, you need to get a perfect score to be #1 in my secret Excel spreadsheet."