HossHarris

Quite the opposite. They’re practiced a lot. But a lot of favorable events have to occur to dead stick a viper and successfully stop on the pavement. Proximity to a field, energy state, weather, traffic, loadout, etc. Even without pilot skill factored in....its about 50/50.

Sfo’s Are a 50/50 proposition at best. The Air Force knows it. There are lots of vipers .... glad the pilot got out.

Unless something changed recently, Adair Lts know their follow on .... usually a raptor. They may screw themselves (washout of b course) but I havent Heard of any institutional screwing. Longterm career effects similar to faiping id imagine .... but yet to be seen.

If it’s not enroute, you may be entitled to a 500# Tmo move. Its been a while, but we rented an apartment in universal city, and used the 500# tmo move for a couch and bed.

They don’t give career field incentive pay to doctors AFTER their commitment is up.....

Half your age plus seven.

There’s a sucking hole that’s only getting worse. If you’re behind the sucking hole, you’ll be pulled along appropriately.

8 hours now. Much better

You have noticed the bar being slowly lowered over the last decade or so .... right?

That rule (or wom in some cases) varies by airframe community. It was usually in 11-2F-xx vol 3

Who could have possibly predicted this outcome ......

Why fix it? you still get the day off, but don’t have to burn a day of leave. Winning.

Aa is hiring anyone and everyone !

Heavier, yes! bulkier? Meh. I never thought so. Try a shorter (3”) barrel for concealed carry. It’s awesome, my 3” shoots just as well as my 5” at ccw type defensive ranges, you get .45 inch holes in things, and it makes a wonderful blunt object when you’re out of ammo.

Try a 1911.

You can 7-day opt. Start reading the separations AFI.

Sure. Because you see the sky cops running license plates at the gate all the time ....

Was told by a cop once that civilians would be denied from base... Mil article 92 or something similar for "failure to obey the instructions of a sentry" or something similar. Not a JAG but sounds sketchy for forced consent. They do have the right to search for force protection per the standard base signage but unknown how that interacts with the search/consent/admissibility deal. Yes, everyone on base is subject to search. Big sign out front says so. However, airman 60 IQ is not vested with the authority to make a non-consensual search outside very specific situations. That authority is delegated to the base magistrate .... a hat that rotates amongst O6s. Ask a Jag...or call the law enforcement desk (SF ops desk) and inquire (it’s a number you should have in your phone anyway)

Boolshit. If they want to press the search the base magistrate can authorize a no consent search. If they don’t want to press the search, or bug the O6, or go thru the hassle, you’ll be released. It will take time either way. Never consent to a search. (Not pyb)

Oregon has some pretty broad state age discrimination laws.

Vote with your feet ....

Students have always been terrible. The difference is whether or not you can wash them out. That pendulum swings. And the quality of the end product swings with it

It’s a great last assignment, or reserve gig. Current mgmt is terrible, but that will change before too long. Pm for any additional details you’d like.