Longhorn15

Enlisted gate months do not transfer. CEA an ACIP are two completely different programs.

I remember meeting this guy prior to training, then wondering why the F a TX unit would pick up an out-of-stater. Never knew what the track select shenanigans were about...until I saw who the graduation speaker was.

Bought and shot my new HK P30v3 in .40 last week while I was back in the states and it is my favorite HK pistol yet. It is my 3rd HK and 9th pistol. Not sure if it is my favorite, but definitely in the top 3. The other two favorites are my HK .45 Tactical and my STI Lawman with a 5in barrel (which is far superior to my Colt 1911, and doesn't hurt that it's made in TEXAS with the outline of the state on the right side of the slide.) I would recommend any of these three to anyone, but for Soon to be E6B, I would definitely go with the Springfield XD in your price range. edit: valid critique from Timbonez.

Recently saw the full animation with CVR...chilling. Any flyer that thinks this isn't relevant to their platform needs to consider a new profession.

Based on a show about the construction of the A380 (no real expertise) it has two electrically powered hydraulic systems for each control surface. Not sure exactly what is meant by "total loss" of one. They said it saved weight to not do all the redundant plumbing on that large an aircraft.

They are an FTU, but that mostly applies to aircrew. The bulk of the hiring will be MX personnel and they need experienced people. F-15 MX training is moving here from Tyndall, so they are hiring a lot of experienced people.

I think the difference is in making a math error in a very in a demanding flight envelope, versus basic airmanship (putting gear down), plus additional factors listed above by others. I have also worked for him, would gladly do so again, and would follow him anywhere. Definitely NOT the next "he whose name shall not be spoken."

Most likely his being a total clown was a factor.

For all those who are using this issue to bash DADT, doesn't this case prove the opposite. Those who knew and flew with this guy, had no idea he was gay, and therefore his personal life had no negative impact on his squadron. That was the point of DADT, gays can serve (which is not a right) they just can't serve openly. Until we find out the whole story, which we probably won't, I don't think most of us can intelligently comment on this particular case. I know it is not the same, but the military asks self-discipline of people. If you can't maintain your weight, you get the boot. If you are gay, then you should understand the policy requires you refrain from homosexual behavior. They are different, but both examples of self-discipline. It is unfortunate that he served 18yrs and gets nothing, but you roll the dice and you take your chances.

Consider the source (likely Chinese, in an Indian paper), why would they leak this capability if they actually had it?

Great Movie. Highly Recommend.

Agreed, and considering where they were captured, it should not take very long to convict them of treason and have them executed. Which would then raise the ironic circrumstance where foreigners were accorded better treatment than US citizens. I wonder what the liberals would think about that.

Ammo update: Budsgunshop.com has .223/5.56 for $7/20 rds or $350/1000. I haven't seen cheaper anywhere, has anybody else?

They are dropping from T-1/T-38 fairly equally, but the drops have slowed down from the numbers that were dropping a few classes ago. I don't know about T-44s.

Hopefully Donley and Schwartz make the change force-wide and not just for ACC.

About the cost of 3 hrs in a -172. Have a little perspective, and realize the opportunity that is coming your way.

Try this website https://www.pilot-usa.com/ looks under accessories, adapters, and it is part number PA-88. It is $77 and works with a both my bose and david clark in GA aircraft.

https://www.aimhighmodelairplanes.com They are based out of the Philippines, so their prices are real low. I own several and their work is better than the pictures would have you believe. They also customize however you want, I opted for the squadron patch carved and painted on the wood stand with my name underneath.

I have the USP Compact .40, and I absolutely love it. I have shot the XD 9mm and the Glock 23, and I also own a Colt .45. The USP Compact is by far my favorite.

For those flyers who haven't actually taken the test: It is a good measure of multi-tasking, but the way it is designed, the "flight controls" are counter-intuitive to actual flying. It is not too bad as long as you think of it as a video game, and not actual flying.