M2

Believe what you want. People with AMU degrees are having no problems finding good jobs, whether in the defense industry or outside it. And just because I work in that arena doesn't mean I am ignorant to the rest of the civilian sector...

Should be Frank Gorenc.

Disagree, my AMU graduate degree has served me well. My company even paid for it, despite the fact that I already had one from active duty...

American Military University

Desperation is a stinky cologne...

All joking aside, I hope he's OK! Looks like he is...

Here... https://www.retirees.af.mil/factsheets/factsheet_print.asp?fsID=12793

Agreed, and done.

It's a decommissioned East German IL-62 airliner named Lady Agnes which landed at Gollenberg, Germany in 1989 to be put on exhibit there... (More info) Gollenberg is considered the "oldest airfield in the world" as Otto Lilienthal, a German aviation pioneer, was the first person to make well-documented, repeated and successful glider flights there in the late 1800s... Cheers! M2

Yet you don't post a single pic. Tsk tsk, my friend. For those who are wondering what Brick is talking about, go here: https://www.craigspegel.com/#grips

Not sure all of these will show up, but I gotta give it a try! And Rainman has been spotted again!

Busted!

Something like this? https://blog.medalsofamerica.com/civilian-wear-quick-guide-medals-ribbon-racks-non-uniform-articles/

Let's see... Looks good to me!

Time for Maj T.J. "King" Kong!

The only time I will even consider squeezing into the old uniform (it's been almost a decade since I retired) would be a military event in which I have a role. For example, I commissioned my nephew last year when he graduated from college. It was an extremely proud moment for me, and I made sure I could fit into my service dress for it. However, for anything else, I will wear the appropriate civilian attire. Plus, that way I don't have to shave! Cheers! M2

Damn, didn't realize who prevalent this is! AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAGH!!!