HuggyU2

Mr Lim is still alive and kicking?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Übermensch

Despite being a strong political statement, I'm going to post this for the good of everyone on this website.

Wow... those are ugly.

Perfect point defense weapon when an F-35 is doing LOWAT. https://www.ozarksfirst.com/news/man-who-shot-crop-dusting-plane-18-times-sentenced#.VsTmF8p4t08.twitter

I haven't confirmed it, but word has it he is on a leave of absence until his retirement later this year.

Get a lawyer before you do it.

I maybe misunderstanding y'all. He wants to advertise in a location that specializes in finding former military talent. I know LinkedIn is generic. I'll look at Indeed tonight.

I have a friend with a small but successful high tech company that builds computer hardware. They want to hire a former military person that has an engineering degree (obtained before or after their Service... doesn't matter). I think they are not pleased with their current prospects right out of college, and want someone mature that can deal with life. Where can employers go to advertise for such non-flying tech jobs? I'll pass on any suggestions. Thanks.

Perfect relics for the Heritage Room.

https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/asia/us-army-doctor-returns-arm-to-vietnamese-soldier-fifty-years-after-he-took-it-as-a-souvenir-8681787.html

We stayed up late that night, and watched a gazillion F-111's taxi and takeoff in waves from Taif. What a sight. I had to launch a few hours later, but there was no way I could sleep. I was keyed up as I was 6 weeks into my first U-2 deployment. That was quite a memorable flight.

So no "board"... but there will be a "get together" to determine who to interview? Not sure I see the nuance there.

For you retirees... Your thoughts on wearing the Mess Dress at formal events. I'll have 4-5 events in 2016 where this will matter. 1. Military graduation where graduates will wear their Service Dress: would you wear yours? 2. Formal dinner event where you will see a lot of tuxedos, but that will also have active duty military in mess dress. Which will you wear? I've become partial to the civilian tux recently (and will likely wear that), but am curious what the rest of you do. You're not a retiree? Then keep your opinions to yourself, junior, and get the hell off of my lawn.

Any new boots... approved or not... that come recommended? Im looking for the "lightest" I can find. The TR103 is a minimalist boot, but the reviews online are very mixed, and I would expect better before buying it.

If you're unaware if there is even a process, how would you know what those reimbursement costs would be?

Must have had a sinus block on his Tweet dollar ride.

Yes, Ram, I do. Now get off my lawn, and go get me an Ensure.

This jet will not stay on the market too long, me thinks.

For your high-altitude viewing pleasure... Nicely done, Meat.

The end of the Southern California aircraft manufacturing era. "Fly DC Jets".

AFPC. I'm not trying to be a smart ass. There is an Exchange Office there, and it is your best resource.

https://www.luggageworks.com/browse-products/rolling-bags.html These bags are pricey, but as solid as it gets. I've had one for 16 years.

This guy could get 100+ years in prison. I guess it is way worse than what Bergdahl did... https://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2015/nov/5/aaron-allmon-case-makes-minot-air-force-base-groun/?page=2

Your points are well taken, and I completely agree. I'd be curious to know how I'd act if I was in the same shoes... but 15 years later.