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He didn't make Godzilla any better.

lilfizz0307's got a red bar the size of Huey's. http://www.airwarriors.com/forum/showthread.php?t=18277&page=2

E-1 plus BAH for your home area. I wasn't paid at consistent intervals; it seemed to be that after each doctor's visit reestablishing my NOE status, I would be paid for the period between doctor's visits; so effectively it was approximately every 30 days. I gave up on reading my LES; I really...

I buy an issue now and then but it's EXPENSIVE. Military discount?

Uh, biplanes and zeppelins...no.

After Annapolis, James Franco is tainted. Tainted.

Of course. I knew I should have thrown some smileys in there.

I'm not talking about professors, I'm talking about university administrators who'll sweep EVERYTHING under the rug if they can get away with it. Hell, most universities try to run rape investigations through internal channels so it's not reported in the municipal statistics.

Over studies....got jets. Duly noted.

Depending on the institution, not necessarily. In academia, nothing happens without media coverage to light a fire under their pants. Not rationalizing his actions, just giving some perspective. And despite how cheesy it is, it's working; people are talking about it; it's on slashdot. Too...

Don't think this is what you're talking about (2004), but it's an interesting read:

No need to to substitute. The problem asks for x+y+z. Sum up the three equations, you get 2x + 2y +2z = 110 Divide in half, you get x+y+z=55

freudian typo?

Holy thread resurrection. While I agree that Boot is different from OCS, isn't the primary mission of boot Indoctrination? To render a civilian fit for the norms of military service. The Corps integrates basic infantry training into Boot, but real occupational training occurs in MCT and their...

That is one big nugget.

Watched daily overflights of Hangzhou by SU-30's(or 27's, not sure what they bought) in 2004.

Devil's advocate, but they could use the stealth and range if they were to say go to downtown Tehran. Still, the F-22's overkill for that purpose.

Just pointing out the project's roots in the Lavi. And on examination, all 3 do look equally alike, unless I'm missing something.

Correction, looks Lavi-ish

No, you wanker. :) Better :D

So is this what retired fighter pilots do? :smiley Hey, as a private tutor I can't blame him from separating lazy people from their money; information is valuable and some people can't be bothered to research it. Seems like just an outgrowth of his speaking business...

All depends on your staff. Most Srs that I've talked to said they got gamed, sometimes up to graduation.

SNC = Said Named Candidate

Hey, we had a guy run a 25:00 on the intermediate (and get the requisite chit) because he had to make a pit stop in the middle. First week quotes: at Lights out (first week): Good night Staff Sergeant! SSgt, are we taking our guns with us to chow?

Care to post where you found the info? I have gouge from last summer but don't know if things have changed.

Another silly question, what's "5 days and a wake-up" mean?

We had a candidate fail to wake up at reveille. Not refuse to get up, he was a good guy. He just didn't hear it. So, after LIGHTS LIGHTS LIGHTS, we're all on line in PT gear, SI's marching down the aisle. None of his neighbors noticed the blank in the line since we were all locked eyes forward...

Things to try: Interval training/sprint drills (alternate 200m of sprints with light jogging for whatever distance you're running) Hills (even on a treadmill) similar to the sprint drills, works your VOmax. Pylometric jumps - find a 1-2 foot step or curb and do sets of 20 jumps. You can work...

you mean facebook? oh, no, wait, you meant airwarriors. or did you mean aol?

If you insist on weights, approximate what you'll be dealing with. Heavy boots; a light pack, and/or running with a 9-lb pole in port arms. Yeah, I run on the track in my gym with a 9lb pilades stick thingy in port arms. What? Edit: Ah, seeing how this is the Navy PRT, not the PFT you may want...

If I ever write a book, that slab's gonna be in it.

Well, I assume if you're sitting in front of an Air Force terminal, you're not the target recruiting audience.

So do the Marines: Corps' Myspace profile taps into younger generation

It's so one of them can be trashed. Must be why they don't put a stick in the back of the Delta Hornets...so there isn't the temptation.

The problem is, putting a human in there negates most of the advantages of a UCAV. You now have to put in survivability elements that jack up the weight and price. The whole point of UCAV's was that if you designed them from the ground up to not include a pilot, they could be cheaper and...

That makes utterly no sense. It's overbudget already..... so let's make it even more expensive by making it a UAV. Lockheed's grasping at straws (or buzzwords).

Yes; the record is ~50 seconds at OCS.

Romanian song notorious for the remix done by a fat kid from NJ. Search for it on youtube or google video.

What command opportunities do the Light/Heavy helo guys have?

The counterpoint: http://my.break.com/Media/View.aspx?ContentID=115815

We should direct this to the attention of our British chap over in the other thread. Of course, being an aviator, he'll probably blame it on the Army.

Ah, the parts they DON'T show on the recruiting videos. My OSO didn't tell me about this?!?

Oh, you'll get to experience the snow at TBS. No escaping the weather at Quantico.

The best measure of hydration is the color of your piss. If it's not clear, you're not drinking enough. Drinking just before a run is not enough.

The white has a flat surface and is the sea; the dark is the coast as it has an uneven surface.

As a New Yorker, I wasn't originally going to see this. In reading the news coverage, though, it seems like one of the main characters is a former Marine, who rushes to the scene and is the only one in the movie to look forward and express a desire for payback. That may be enough to get my butt...

Yes, it is quite sad that the Arco book is the best available; I initially studied out of the Cliffs and found it quite poor (and yes, I did create the review site). I've never taken the AVSAB, so I've only recommended books I'm familiar with (e.g. SAT I/II /GRE), but I imagine the question...

Schaum's Outlines is just a series of review books for various topics. Haven't seen their physics ones but the math ones are very good. Tension is the same throughout a rope or cable. That's why the pulley works. When you draw the diagram, you find that the vertical force on the block from the...

Anything covering up to the high school level is fine. SAT II Physics review books, for example. I've had good experiences with Schaum's outlines. All you want are the concepts. The required computations are not difficult.

Thanks for posting that. It looks awesome. With all of the TBS LT's at marineocs posting about how much it sucks, it helps to look on the bright side too.