Rokke

Forget Pakistan. I'm using that as a bullet in my next OPR.

I'm going to send that girl a collection of my bottled farts at a low wholesale price. 98% vintage methane, 1% lethal poison, 1% liberal whackjob irritating psychobitch hating energy. If she opens just one...she's dead.

"Challange" coins are a nice tradition. I still carry my 18FS "###### Tyranny in all its Guises" coin with my MR date engraved on it wherever I go. But the "commanders" coins are another stupid waste of money. Everytime I get one I feel like a bellboy who just got tipped 50 cents. Whatever happened to a sincere thank you and a handshake? I don't need the Cracker Jack prize.

Small world and another sign I'm going senile. I dug a little deeper and turns out the guy and I were classmates at USNA (89) and actually in the same major. I have no recollection of him whatsoever. He was Navy enlisted prior to entering the Naval Academy and left the Navy in 1993. He's served in the Army ever since. Not sure why he'd still be wearing an enlisted surface warfare pin. But...whatever. Still doesn't make sense to me, but it is what it is and I apologize for questioning his integrity.

Edited. Looking for more info. Officer (Major), Former NCO US Army (Government Agency; 10,001+ employees; USA; Military industry) November 1993 Present (17 years 4 months) Senior Military Science Instructor, Army ROTC Florida Atlantic University (Educational Institution; 1001-5000 employees; Higher Education industry) 2005 2009 (4 years ) Husband Silvia (Military industry) 2003 2009 (6 years ) Officer (LTJG), Former NCO US Navy (Government Agency; 10,001+ employees; USN; Military industry) October 1982 March 1993 (10 years 6 months) USS DeWert (FFG 45), USS Arleigh Burke (DDG 51) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Ken Harriss Education United States Naval Academy BS , Political Science , 1985 1989

This picture in the same series caught my eye. An Army reservist major wearing a Navy enlisted surface warfare badge? Who knows what the history of that is, but I don't think I've every seen anything like that before.

I don't think he's refueling that Raptor. He's just standing on the ladder. Raptors aren't refueled near their canopy rail. He's probably at an air show, wearing a phony uniform, and trying to figure out where he can buy a flightsuit with lots of cool patches.