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Is this amateur night? We're 1/3 so far, and this ain't it.

Sweetness. I despise everything Top Gun, but that was funny.

That was fucking gay.

It's good shit, I've got a bunch of stuff from steepandcheap. Whiskeymilitia's not really my kind of gear.

You missed a few: http://marineocs.com/portal/modules.php?name=Forums&file=viewtopic&p=72718#72718

Thread about anti-hijack system.....gets hijacked? Whodathunkit?

That brings back memories.... SQUIRREL-B, anyone?

Did I lie? :D It's all about the priorities. And there is an IKEA recliner in there; the camp chairs are my roommate's. Bonus points if you can ID the movie.

"You drive that old busted joint. I drive the new hotness. Old and busted, new hotness...old busted hotness."

Now with photos! Dining and kitchen are fully furnished and equipped (washer/dryer included). Living room is a bit sparse but has all the essentials.

Identifying yourself as military is a big force protection no-no - see the example of Robert Stethem, a seabee who was singled out on a flight from Greece to Rome when it was hijacked, and murdered by terrorists who found out he was in the military and thought he was a Marine. Is it necessarily...

Explains your profile pic.

There is a score, but it matters for nothing other than if you can submit an application or not. Acing the test versus just passing makes a whit of a difference. So congrats, don't worry about the score, and keep PT'ing.

It's SOP here.

How much flex are the rotors capable of?

Joint Air Tasking Order Process Course...so JATOPC http://www.505ccw.acc.af.mil/library/factsheets/factsheet.asp?id=5192 Previous thread: http://www.airwarriors.com/forum/showthread.php?t=137300&highlight=jatopc

Crickets......

Yut Yut.

He's at TBS. Let him wallow in his bitterness. He'll graduate soon anyway.

Let them be.

Charlie sent down five unlucky fellas who'll be here...a long time. The rest were retained to do IFS at Quantico.

I've got a room opening up in my 2BR2Bath last week of December. Rent is $420 plus utilities; you'd be getting the smaller bedroom so it's a bit less than half of the rent on the place ($940/mo). Last month's internet and power bill was $76. Search the forum, it's a very nice complex; fairly...

Kids these days....

City College way back in the day was a top tier school that turned out tons of Nobel Laureates. These days.....well, they let me teach.:eek:

They don't want someone with only book knowledge. They want someone who's had time working in an industry and has experience to draw upon and share with their peers. The 4-5 year mark is a common one for people to start reevaluating their position and start looking to step up or move in a...

At least they taught us to spell in the Ivey League.

They aren't being asked to do our job or bear arms. They are being asked to do their job, in an admittedly more dangerous area. Given the nature of their job, they probably won't be leaving the wire, so it isn't as dangerous as they're making it out to be. How dangerous is it working on your own...

Obstacles? Money, manpower, and that they don't make the parts anymore and the guys that know how to run it are getting real old. 16" guns on a pirate are a bit overkill, no?

The Brits were looking at this for the MASC program:

If you're SNFO, living on the stretch of 98 between the gates (by Corry Station) is a decent compromise. Fifteen minutes to MATSG-21 or Sherman Field, 20 minutes to downtown, and about 35 to the mall. Then again, I have a full-time (mostly) stash job.

Yes, seriously. There's a fine line between steering someone in the right direction, and giving them the damn test questions. Gouge questions aren't guaranteed to be on the test - I'm guessing it at about 60-70% for the Marine Gouge. I have no problem helping people do better on the test...

How about not giving away test questions?

www.marinegouge.com

For the Airbus fans..... EADS has responded to RFI's from the USAF, first for the A380F, and secondly for a VIP aircraft - A380, A340-600, and A330-200...

I'm not seeing the bit where he places the cards - just some Ken Burns effect with still shots of the cards themselves.

You may also want to read this part from the site you linked:

By that logic we should take Iraq and give Afghanistan to the Army, since there's way more whining there.

You can be in spec ops and fly. Look up the 160th SOAR - the Night Stalkers. USMC maintains an exchange program with them.

Now you're just teasing me. If only they'd start filling the West Coast squadrons sooner, I'd be all over it.

I have no doubt it's accurate. But do we really need to know this at this point in time?

Reading the comments there is just painful. So that's what I sound like. :icon_tong

A lot of things that would have been better off left unsaid, in my unpriviledged opinion.

My first time on leave as a commissioned officer, I get dropped off in the NYC subway at midnight after a 6 hour drive, and what do I see? Some douche wearing a service alpha jacket with a pair of jeans. He'd unhemmed the sleeves because "they were too short for him". I got a bit less nostalgic...

Got back this week. Stopped by World Foods - lots of fru-fru stuff but a solid selection of beers. Picked up some Rogue Ale and Framboise; just wish they had Chimay Blue. Checking out the rest this week.

Saw it today; excellent movie - it's all narrated by the surviving lunar astronauts and they're very engaging.

8001, Unassigned Ground MOS. It's what I had on graduation from OCS.

Word has it you have to go to IFS in Charlies in Pensacola. And the wait is mucho long.

Anyone got a link to the "glowstrap/glowbelt in history" PPT?

If you have the chance, gut it up and stay in Quantico. I'm slated to wait 6 months for IFS here in Pcola......at least I have a good stash job.