Sua Sponte

I was in the 61st with Julie. Very sad time for their family. The GoFuneMe that was setup received over $100K in donations for their family.

Buddy of mine was laid off by Compass, got the call today from Atlas for the 747.

A former C-130 driver I was stationed with at Little Rock, now with JetBlue, died today because of COVID. Fuck this thing.

This is 🇺🇸 https://www.cnn.com/2020/03/30/business/ford-ge-healthcare-ventilators/index.html?utm_medium=social&utm_source=fbCNN&utm_content=2020-03-31T03%3A02%3A06&utm_term=link

I live in the PNW. There are Californians moving everywhere, and have been, however continue your state-based xenophobia. You also left out that in 2019 there were 37,810 Texans that moved to California, which was the second most behind Washington state. If you did your research, you'd know the north-central and north east part of California is historically Republican. Before you respond with some Boomer'esqe "libtard" insult, I'm born and raised in Wyoming. Which I would argue is more conservative than Texas. Also, with your comparison of exports, which you conveniently didn't respond with a GDP comparison (which Texas is second to California by a $1.2 trillion difference), Texas had $330 billion in exports in 2019. About $106 billion of it was oil. We'll see how well that much they lead in exports due to the price of oil currently being $20 per barrel. https://www.census.gov/foreign-trade/statistics/state/data/tx.html https://www.mercurynews.com/2019/11/04/691145-californians-left-last-year-what-state-did-they-go-to/

Your capitol is insanely liberal and votes blue (65% for Clinton in the 2016 Presidential Primary).

And did I mention Texas? Rhode Island law enforcement and the National Guard are doing door checks to see if there are any New Yorkers in the residence. New York has already said they'll sue and the ACLU is suing. If you actually read the link to the order you posted it states that: So, what if DPS shows up at my door and I don't answer? Am I fined up to $1,000 and/or sent to jail for 180 days for not opening and talking to DPS? What compels me to even open the door? Individual's constitutional rights aren't suspended due to a pandemic. Governors can pass whatever order they want, they'll never get past that whole Supremacy Clause thing and that whole 4th Amendment. If law enforcement conducts a "Terry Stop" on someone and finds out they should've been quarantined due to the order, they could face the fine and/or jail, that's legal. However, saying probable cause is based on someone having a New York license plate and/or randomly just knocking on doors inquiring about the individuals in there the domicile without a warrant or rights waived by the domicile owner, that's not fine. https://turnto10.com/news/local/new-yorks-governor-cuomo-threatens-to-sue-ri

If you knock on my randomly and ask me if I’m harboring anyone from NY, what’s your probable cause? The fact I answered the door isn’t probably cause. What if I don’t answer?

I’m friends with one of the United pilots who was arrested in Scotland trying to fly under the influence. Unfortunately, that wasn’t his first alcohol related incident as a pilot. I will say he completely turned his life around and has been sober since and is still in the aviation community.

If the National Guard or law enforcement knocks on your door, what compels you to answer? Nothing. If it’s important enough, they can get a warrant.

My mother just was diagnosed with it. She's 61 and for now isn't needing a respirator, those she said it hurts to breathe, but doable. She can't afford to go the ER.

How many people on here have pulled their separation/retirement due to this?

You don’t have to call brickhistory out like that.

Welcome to the Air Force.

One of the highlights of Owens' ROI was in his own statement to the investigator. “In history the transition did not go well when a C-17 pilot, and commander, came into a C-130 wing, such as Little Rock.”

Even Rat didn’t do what this guy did. That says a lot.

Here's his ROI. https://www.dropbox.com/s/hvmfb0mgih4br25/FOIA 2020-00798-F.pdf?dl=0

Friend of mine made bank flying on the UAE KC-30 for a few years before taking a -46 LTS sim instructor job.

My company said to telecommute for the next month. This is after doing it for the past two weeks. No complaints here!

Considering the incumbent president loses reelection 11% of the time (5 out of 45), most likely.

Does this count? https://theintercept.com/2020/02/01/navy-seal-collin-retire-green-eddie-gallagher/

https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/politics/2020/02/03/air-force-colonel-slated-command-andrews-sentenced-child-porn/4646319002/ Fucking sicko.

You posted two state cases/laws that have nothing to do with a court martial via jurisdiction. The UCMJ just says via Article 112a ““Any person subject to this chapter who wrongfully uses, possesses, manufactures, distributes, imports into the customs territory of the United States, exports from the United States, or introduces into an installation, vessel, vehicle, or aircraft used by or under the control of the armed forces a substance described in subsection (b) shall be punished as a court-martial shall direct.” To me, and to some other people, willful involved the element of “knowing” what you’re doing is wrong and against the law.

I don't know if you understand what knowingly means? https://www.justia.com/criminal/offenses/drug-crimes/drug-possession/