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https://www.foxnews.c...-for-us-troops/ Fellow law professor currently deployed quit his job at the college cause the of asshole's rant.

Hope all involved on the ground and air can enjoy a well deserved beer soon.

https://www.foxnews.com/us/2011/10/23/air-force-veteran-angry-over-plan-for-daughters-schools-to-recite-pledge/ Maybe I'm the only one confused why she is against the pledge in the first place?

They have plenty of people willing, 789 applicants (ROTC), only 60 slots. Not sure how many of those are also competing for Pilot/CSO/ABM though. I know this could have gone in the RPA section, but I thought it was pertinent reply to nrodgsxr's post.

I'm in the career field that made the CBRNE CBT and there is stuff on it, or at least on the original CBT, that I have never heard of and had no idea what they were talking about.

to them, prayers for their families

Shoe clerks will be out hunting now, Jesus when will it end

He has a degree in engineering, and this is a guard job so you're right that usually CE/CC are groomed from within but there are always exceptions in the guard. And actually I think this opens up senior leadership possibilities because now he'll have a good shot at getting a future MSG/CC spot or since he is a flyer the possibility of getting the Operations Group/CC spot (I could be wrong on this, do you have to be a commander of a Ops Squadron to become Ops Group/CC?).

I myself am a non-flyer (CE), we just got a new CC, a flyer, and he does not wear his bag. I think it would look ridiculous to have someone wearing a bag in a squadron where no one else wears them. I think if he decided to wear the bag, my squadron might be slower to accept him and harder for him to fit in, instead since he doesn't wear the bag, he fits in great and I really feel he is going to be a great CC for my squadron (I'm not saying that if he did wear the bag I would think he wouldn't be a great CC).

Thanks M2