Well, P-3warriors has a nice ring to it, and seeing as how I own the site...
All your shrub club brethren do the zombie head bob every time an O-5 or above refers to us as Warriors of MPRA...maybe P3warriors is appropriate.
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The Warriors of MPRA...fear us!
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All your shrub club brethren do the zombie head bob every time an O-5 or above refers to us as Warriors of MPRA...maybe P3warriors is appropriate.
Shouldn't you be standing watch or something? I mean, isn't that why we sent you on the road?
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I'm never going to make PPC if I don't get my requisite 700 hours of Duty Time...that's why I'm out here!
There is only one Warrior.
(Okay, Pat Benatar was the Warrior, too...)
I thought Patti Smythe was....
Real MPRA Warriors
110406-N-YR391-008 JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (April 6, 2011) World War II Navy veterans and their sons pose for a photo during a PBY-5A BUNO 6582 dedication at Naval Air Station Jacksonville to honor all those lost aboard a PBY aircraft. The Navy is observing the Centennial of Naval Aviation with a series of nationwide events celebrating 100 years of heritage, progress and achievement in naval aviation. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 2nd Class Gary Granger Jr./Released)
110406-N-YR391-008 JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (April 6, 2011) World War II Navy veterans and their sons pose for a photo during a PBY-5A BUNO 6582 dedication at Naval Air Station Jacksonville to honor all those lost aboard a PBY aircraft. The Navy is observing the Centennial of Naval Aviation with a series of nationwide events celebrating 100 years of heritage, progress and achievement in naval aviation. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 2nd Class Gary Granger Jr./Released)
While I appreciate her toughness at being able to take a hit from someone with their best shot, a real warrior would use every weapon at their disposal...even sex.
That plane looks amazing.
I think I had a crush on Cheryl Tiegs when Pat was singing her hits (I was 11 when 1980 rolled around).
That plane looks amazing.
Methinks this one at Whidbey has more authentic paint scheme
Just goes to show... Love is indeed a battlefield.
My dream is to own a liveaboard PBY someday.