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3:30 is boring....FF to 7:00.

A toast...

a relativistic waiver, nice!

you guys are flying doors on?

seriously? I've always saluted back when one has been given to me at the gate, regardless of what I'm wearing. It's a sign of respect. I've even returned the salutes of civilian gate guards who rendered them to me.

I do NOT freebase cocaine.

anyone want a mobile home? https://youtu.be/q-RLqLx1iYI

wow, that was pretty horrible. 23 seconds late and two doesn't know how to close it up tight.

our MX also wears the multicam

I dislocated my elbow in Apr. I still go to physical therapy twice a week and I'm on a profile, but this does not preclude me from flying. I'm still able to perform my duties just fine in flight an egress the aircraft. Go talk to them and get the ball rolling with PT. Hopefully PT will preclude surgery.

EMCON 2 is our standard, only b/c we don't pre-brief an altimeter setting. If not for that one tidbit of info passed, we'd be EMCON 3.

when the tanker remembers to ask, we will provide them our tails (HC/MC/KC-130). Not sure what form they document the HAAR on, but our FE just writes it in on the refueling log on the back of the 781H (or whichever 781 it is where MX signs the ER). With HAAR, there doesn't seem to be a way to really have a precise quantity. I've had the tanker set their system to cut off after 500 lbs, and it doesn't, or it does, when we show an onload of less than 500 lbs. So we typically write what we saw for onload, and that's about it. I'm sure many times the offload number noted by the tanker doesn't exactly match... I once HAAR'd where all the fuel was venting straight out of the pod into the atmosphere next to our aircraft instead of flowing through the hose to our probe. Their offload definitely didn't match our onload on that one.

here's one for you...our group shirt just kicked back an EPR because the rater marked "clearly exceeds standards" on the military bearing section, because he (the shirt) saw two previous PT failures in this guy's fitness history. Oh BTW, this guy achieved an Excellent on his most recent PT test (in the rating period) after working his ass off. Fuck you shirt, it's not for you to decide, it's for his rater.

you can stay wherever you want without a non-A, and you'll get the on-base rate x 30 each month (30 replaced by actual number of days in the month you are there).

So, who here knows what precipitated the FCIF from ACC regarding lack of flight dicipline?

I posted this in another thread, but it's definitely more appropriate here...

Does saving 30% at REI prevent dehydration?

I think when I last had to renew there, I told them it was illegal to copy the ID, and they renewed my account anyway without it.

welcome to the 6th post of the thread, on the first page...

SOS is NOT IDE.

umm, it's been against the regs since I've been deploying (05) to have sleeves rolled up in the AOR.

it's a probe, people! Also, referencing the first three birds off the line:

if you get hired by a unit and attend AMS, you are only required to complete your degree within 7 years of commissioning. You don't have to start with a degree if you go this route.

https://www.moody.af.mil/news/story.asp?id=123273722