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I heard a story once of a TDY to Cali from a nearby state where all of a sudden during prep for the late afternoon go, a bunch of the sweaties tore off back to the base lodging they were staying in. They apparently came back pretty quick and when questioned WTF somebody had some random excuse. Turns out rumor got around that base authorities were looking for personal firearms in lodging....
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And how many fully 'back the blue' with no concept of consequences for them.
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WEAREx-Okaloosa deputy found not guilty of manslaughter in ki...Former Okaloosa County deputy Eddie Duran was found not guilty of manslaughter on Thursday in the May 2024 fatal shooting of 23-year-old Senior Airman Roger For Not guilty
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Only reason they didn't all die was because pilot was able to unlock the door. Crazy
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It's very strange. No 'explosives' in the vehicles. Fuel thieves are a thing but all the OSINT dudes tracking them show very strange movements for your typical fuel thieves and there weren't any tanks in the area they were in. Dry run?
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Nah man. He was just 'wing suiting' at a leisurely 15 mph
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incredible
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According to @JenniferJJacobs and @JimLaPorta of CBS News, a number of U.S. aircraft were damaged in last night’s Iranian strikes on Muwaffaq Salti Air Base in Jordan. Per the report, an A-10 “Warthog” was damaged, leaving it with a missing wing, and approximately 8 F-15s were damaged but returned to service. Additionally, over 30 Patriot missile interceptors were used during the inundation of Iranian fires overnight.So easy to confirm things now days.... The Reality and Government Correction Following public frustration and media scrutiny, the US Air Force formally corrected the issue: [1] The Explanation: Military officials acknowledged they had initially provided inaccurate information to the family. [1, 2] The Resolution: The Pentagon clarified that Major Klinner's final paycheck did indeed include combat-related hazard pay and tax breaks. The issue was a pay-processing and communication error—the combat pay (which amounts to an additional $225 per month) had been included but was incorrectly itemized on the statement. [1, 2] Policy Confirmation: The US military reiterated that combat-related benefits are not conditioned on a formal declaration of war by Congress. They apply to any service member operating in an area of physical danger or hostile fire. [1, 2] While standard federal active-duty death benefits—such as the tax-free $100,000 Death Gratuity, ongoing monthly Dependency and Indemnity Compensation (DIC), and Survivor Benefit Plan (SBP) annuities—remain fully intact for military families, this specific case exposed deep frustrations regarding how the Pentagon processes and classifies injuries and casualties during the ongoing conflict. [1, 2, 3]Get yourself a nice leather over the shoulder holster and you'll be set for the boardwalk
