M2
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A great video from 1981... Ejection Decision -- A Second Too Late -
Did we discuss this one yet?
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Looking forward to this one...hope it's done right!
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Yep, from the 1-227th Aviation Regiment, 1st Cav out of Fort Hood... https://www.kxxv.com/hometown/fort-hood/two-fort-hood-soldiers-die-in-apache-helicopter-crash
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https://www.thedrive.com/the-war-zone/31146/pair-of-u-s-air-force-t-38-talon-jet-trainers-involved-in-fatal-mishap-in-oklahoma https://www.pscp.tv/w/1ypJdBNYwMRKW
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Rest easy, brother!
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When is traffic in and around Austin not shit?!?
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There are many of us who have been married for a considerable amount of time (nearly 25 years in my case) and understand that playing Charlie Sheen may seem like a good idea; but in reality there is something to be said about spending your life with someone you love and raising a family with them...
WHY THE F1 HALO IS NOT THE BEST OPTION
Probably an accident...
ADMIN NOTE: For those looking for the F1 discussion, it's been moved here.
ADMIN NOTE: Great idea! Welcome to the F1 thread!
Nope, that distinction would go to MotoGP umbrella girls (or brollies, as the Brits call them)! Plus, F1 has banned them from the grid...
I thought residents of on-base hosing (no, that's not a typo) are allowed to keep firearms in their residence as long as they're registered with Security Forces? Check whatever base you are going to for it's policy. If you have to leave a weapon in the armory (never a good idea but may be the only option), put your own trigger lock on it. In fact, since only the receiver is technically the "firearm," consider removing the upper (if an AR) or other internals (if any other type of rifle) or barrel if a pistol. Nothing says you cannot keep gun parts in your residence, just complete firearms!
Done, send a six-pack of the good stuff to the usual address...
US Defense Secretary: I Can’t Put Forces Between Turks and Kurds
