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Their specialty is passing gas.

I thought that was gonna be the “Gays, Grannies and Grandes” rant, but that was so much better! 😂😂 Roll that coal baby!

We got a 6th gen fighter before a KC-135 replacement! Hell yeah. Can’t wait to tank this bad boy.

My first full motion sim IP would disagree with you!

Bet it will combine all the magic of the T-7, 737, kc-46 and rocket programs they've been rocking.

Remember this guy? Maybe this an example of how? Also, when someone does this, media types will pile on the last 5 incidents in the article and insinuate they're all probably that company's fault.

How do people like this think they’re going to get away with it? It’s one thing to throw it out there at a bar to a stranger, but to live the lie to PA, have an article published, etc? Level 10 retard.

110 years of military aviation tradition. Started out by chasing rogue Mexicans who invaded the US via the southern border and killed Americans.

You’ve never taken off on taxiway zulu at Bagram before?

@General Chang actually did those things when he was Captain Chang. How do you think he made General? Show some respect.

I reached out to my ROTC detachment to ask when their guys and gals are leaving. They only had one UPT guy, he is showing up to Columbus the same day I am on 2 June. I wonder if they are just filling a class, one at a time.

This was ten days ago, and I'm sure the numbers are still climbing. Just for the mathematically challenged, nearly 85% were criminal aliens and if you include the fact they were illegally in the country in the first place, that number goes to 100%! Massive ICE operation nabs nearly 650 illegal aliens in Texas, over 80% with criminal charges or convictions HOUSTON – U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, in conjunction with federal, state and local law enforcement, arrested 646 undocumented aliens – including 543 criminal aliens and seven documented gang members – during a week-long targeted enforcement operation conducted between Feb. 23 and March 2 in the Houston area to bolster public safety, national security, and border security. During the operation, ICE and its partners executed 71 criminal arrest warrants and arrested 543 undocumented aliens who have been charged or convicted of a criminal offense while they were illegally present in the U.S. including: 140 criminal aliens charged or convicted of an aggravated felony or other violent offense such as homicide, aggravated assault, or domestic violence. 34 criminal aliens charged or convicted of a sex offense or child sex offense such as aggravated sexual assault of a minor, possession of child pornography, or rape. 38 criminal aliens convicted of illegal firearms offenses such as unlawful carrying of a firearm, alien in possession of a firearm and aggravated assault with a firearm. 52 criminal aliens charged or convicted of illicit narcotics offenses such as drug trafficking, or possession of a controlled substance. 51 criminal aliens charged or convicted of property crimes such as burglary or theft. 93 criminal aliens charged or convicted of driving while intoxicated. “In recent years, some of the world’s most dangerous fugitives, transnational gang members and criminal aliens have taken advantage of the crisis at our nation’s southern border to illegally enter the U.S.,” said ICE Enforcement and Removal Operations Houston Field Office Director Bret Bradford. “After illegally entering the country, many of these criminal aliens have gone on to commit violent crime and reign terror on law-abiding residents. Fueled by our unwavering commitment to protect the public from harm, and united in our determination to restore integrity to our nation’s system of laws, ICE and our law enforcement partners in Southeast Texas have banded together to remove these dangerous criminal aliens from our local communities and put an end to the lawlessness that they spread.” “In just one week working alongside our counterparts from federal, state and local law enforcement, ICE HSI special agents successfully executed 71 criminal arrest warrants and made 554 administrative arrests that included illegally present human smugglers, gang members, human traffickers, child sex offenders, drug traffickers and weapons traffickers,” said ICE Homeland Security Investigations Houston Special Agent in Charge Chad Plantz. “These collective efforts have made our local communities significantly safer and strengthened our national security and border security. As a result, we’ve sent a resounding message to transnational criminal organizations everywhere that the law enforcement community in the Texas Gulf Coast is more united than ever and will not rest until we’ve eradicated these criminal elements from the country.”

On a lighter note

If Boeing's past performance is an indicator of future performance...this will definitely be on time and under budget. /sarcasm

Boeing got the NGAD contract before we got GTA 6 smh.

Next Generation Alibi Delivery

A bear named “Yogi” was ejected from a USAF B-58 to test the Hustler’s escape capsule on this day in 1962 On Mar. 21, 1962, a 2-year old black bear named “Yogi” was ejected from a U.S. Air Force B-58 during tests of the Hustler’s escape capsule. The bear was ejected at 35,000 feet from the USAF bomber flying at supersonic speed (870 mph): “Yogi” survived the test and landed unharmed 7 minutes, 49 seconds later. Even though the bear was not killed in the test, “Yogi” was later euthanized, so that doctors could examine internal organs for signs of damage... (See title link for full story)

Agreed, but I would like our deportations screening process to at least be rigorous enough not to detain american citizens, refuse green card holders entry into the country, or deport people with real madrid tattoos under the false assumption they're dangerous gang members. I get that our illegal immigrant problem demands urgency, but I want us to be sure when we take life-ruining actions against people. Each edge case mistake gives the left more ammunition to paint the right as evil racists, and honestly I want to live in a country where we at least follow our own processes well enough not to F*** the wrong people

LOL. I emailed the Board the other day asking them if we should still expect to hear 31 Mar. They said yes. Looks like we'll probably start getting our assignments next week. Hopefully we all hear by next Friday.

I know of an individual who claims that while deployed to Iraq they were put in for a Purple Heart but the paperwork was conveniently lost. Same individual claims to have pulled 12 G's in the back seat of a Viper. The stories never stop.

69% of this forum is people talking to themselves on different accounts.

What a ridiculous legal argument. You have to wait until a full trial before the government is allowed to do anything to stop you from breaking the law? So if a cop pulls you over for speeding, 50 mph over the limit, he has to let you keep speeding until you've gone to trial? No. They seize your car for reckless endangerment. You get your car back after your day in court. If I decide to dig a 50-ft wide hole in the middle of the street, the cops can't fill it in until I've had my time in front of a judge? This falls apart immediately upon even the most simple-minded analysis. They may deserve their day in court, but we have no obligation to keep them in our country, which is an active and ongoing violation of the law, until they get their chance. I sincerely hope the Democrats keep hammering away on this issue. They are doing everything in their power to keep Americans on Trump's side.

I’m still here. Sigh.

fantastic overall post. WW3 isn't worth it for a country no one in the US cared about pre-invasion...well no one but the biden family that is.

I did an exercise with JF-17’s....I wish all our enemies would buy them. Used F-16’s are the way to go. Proven jet, cheap, versatile. Sent from my iPhone using Baseops Network mobile app

Boeing wins Air Force contract for NGAD next-gen fighter, dubbed F-47

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