Miramar Shenanigans - Where's Wolfy?

[TexasForever]

I'm surprised this hasn't been on here yet. I can't take any credit I just happened to get a copy of the email. This started at the Miramar Air Show over a month ago and from what I've heard this has been going around the pentagon and all over the world. What started as a joke went viral after a squadron WTI tried to flex his influence via email. Amplifying information can be found in the enclosures. BTW has anyone seen Wolfy?



Enjoy

 

[hlg6016]

So the Helo boys failed to secure their squadron spaces during an air show? That's just inviting shenanigans.

 

[Brett327]

Oh no, not the PMO!

 

[nittany03]

Wow. It's never a good look when a patch-wearer decides they're an O-3 going on O-5 . . .

 

[Treetop Flyer]

Maybe it's been too long since I've done EWS or maybe it's too many inside jokes, but that was damn near unreadable.

I'm all for stealing mascots and ridiculing people who can't take a joke, though.

 

[nittany03]

Maybe it's been too long since I've done EWS or maybe it's too many inside jokes, but that was damn near unreadable.

I'm all for stealing mascots and ridiculing people who can't take a joke, though.

Yeah, can't speak to EWS, but it definitely read like a storm of "you had to be there for it to be funny" stuff. Still, people getting butthurt over standard JOPA shenanigans is an easy path to NMCI email chain infamy.

 

[picklesuit]

That was funny...

 

[Renegade One]

Who says Naval Aviation culture is dead?

 

[jmcquate]

I'm just hoping the COs response was done on his own, and not at the request of the squadron's officers.

 

[sevenhelmet]

That was hard to read. I'm assuming the heinously common use of [sic] was intentional to make fun of someone.

Otherwise, I got a chuckle or two, but overall, it seemed like they were trying too hard.

 

[phrogdriver]

So a VMM owned an HMH?

Oh, well. I will say that there were too many "[sic]" in there.