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As an aside, the people of Argentina are Argentines, not Argentinians. Like Flash said, the FPV is in serious trouble, and the parallel to 1982 is, minus the Junta, is interesting to say the least. Regardless, any attempt to enforce this "blockade" would be national-level suicide.

It's less the capabilities of the Brits and moreso ARG's lack thereof.

The Kirchners have a long history of this kind of thing. Goopscoop, phrog nailed it. You are woefully misinformed.

This isn't an interesting question at all. Use the search function on here. Talk to a recruiter. Thread locked.

I have never, ever seen anyone wear a "mini-ribbon," unless you mean those individual lapel pins/tie tacks. Got a picture/web link?

That guy definitely places in the "Top 10 most obscure research paper topics."

http://www.southcom.mil/appssc/index.php

Enough. As with every SERE thread, this is going the wrong direction. Locked.

Fight Club.

Don't buy one until you NEED one. Save your dough. As an O3, I actually NEEDED to own one for an overseas billet, so I went ahead and bought a used one on ebay, 200 bucks, used once, no inscription.

You can have it, sure. It's the same as the USN sword, except the part that says "US Coast Guard"... I doubt anyone would care if you used it, and if they did, given its history in your family, they're a dick. Looks the same from 3 feet away...

I entered "P-3 EP-3" in the Search function above and found 3 applicable threads in the first page of results. Read them through, then post further questions.

yow. seriously?

Spot on. Get a lapel pin if you feel the need.

Sizes would help.

Here we are, steaming along at full retard. If you want to go to Applebees on Nov 11 for free food, rock on. If you don't, fair enough. So stupid it earns the lock.

Difference being, you were sitting forward, doing nothing. Sit forward and/or sideways running radios/scopes/cameras, stand up slinging, programming and loading buoys, or God forbid try to make a fresh keg of coffee and you'll know what he was getting at. Not a dig, just clarification.

Enough SERE talk. Discuss Code of Conduct all you want.

no such thing as "just" for you, especially here. Thank you.

I hope you meant all of that sarcastically.

Army base regs are in fact different than navy base regs when it comes to colors.

I would have, but this isn't the first time on this site that the article has been posted or fooled people.

Jesus Christ. To anyone still not getting it.... April 1, 2008 = April Fools Day.

aaaaand cue the Weeping for the Future...read the date "OCPO3" "But this is the 21-st century, women can vote, drive cars, wear pants--why can't they be in charge of a nuclear attack sub?" "I went to submarines to get a breather from my wife and her mother. Especially her mother. Now I...

I don't give a motherfuck if you added "Sir" or not. You and your minimal real-world experience need to pack sand, learn to infer meaning in text, and shut the fuck up. See you in a week MIDN.

there are ways to do it without the service paying: http://www.olmstedfoundation.org/olmsted/web/index.cfm I know Marines who have done this.

I'm sure a recruiter can.

I, for one, welcome our new robotic overlords.

I think you can apply the above statement to any system in the inventory in reference to denial of capability. Que sera sera. You will be assimilated... While we all share your concerns, this is the reality, and "until" there's a major fuckup it's the future. Eat your carrots and keep up...

Well of course, I'm sure JCS briefers hit up AW hourly for insights and intel... The same way SECNAV mandates his policy on women in the submarine force...

Do you really think deconfliction ISN'T a top priority for the employment of these assets? Think big picture. The asses on the line if this project results in a mid-air are far above our paygrades. The issue is being handled. Again, we aren't talking high-school RC aeroclub. There are...

I actually saw one of these (now owned by a foreign air force) in person. It was parked in a hangar that had not been built for something that size. So as I walk around the corner on the way back from a weather brief, I see that gonad-looking nose sticking out of holes in a set of modified...

Call an OSO.

ISR means many things to many people, dependent upon the user and the mission. "What?" could be any number of things, "Why?" It's the USMC, they like organic capability and self-sufficiency.

This ISR and your ISR are apples and oranges. Equipping a C-130 to do your job wouldn't be impossible, but Harvest Hawk does not, and will not equal EP-X.

Ref. Post #8. OP gets it. Closed.

You (and by you, I mean you) truly have no idea...

Sounds like your set-up is gay. Tough shit.

Make your case for "classifieds" with the Webmaster via private message. This thread is just going downhill.

Classifieds for what? We already have a "houses for sale/rent" and a "hot deals" section.

Sort of a condensed NATOPS/NATOPS for Dummies. Takes the ridiculous P-3 Natops and translates the systems explanations into Liberal Arts-ese. Yes, it seems redundant ("why not write the NATOPS in that style?") Regardless, that book is/was money.

More like 4 or so yrs ago. And it was a stop-gap to alleviate a severely backed-up VP-30. Not some kind of "experiment."

May as well start learning to check DTGs now fellas.

He asked a legitimate question about a vague portion of the application. Chill out.

Broke mine on both ends. Let it heal naturally. No issues. The bumps aren't noticeable. Can't speak to packs though.

"The cream of the crop" = FAIPs? A guy whose only winged tour was flying Primary studs around is not who you want standing this mission up. That's not how this will play out. unless I missed your sarcasm.

CHeck Luxor and Excalibur. Both are attached to the Mandalay Bay Complex. (Luxor pool is a dump, if you stay there, realize that you'll have to pay about 40 bucks to get a day pass to Mandalay Beach)

Definite shades of Hugo a la 2002.

No no no, no offense taken at all.