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just when i thought we had enough airforce guys around here. im seperated now.
stay safe over there. i dont know your afsc and many think the airforce rides out the action from a comfortable altitude but i sure know better. i got lucky 4+ years and no deployments because they conflicted with other tdy's but i have a freind who was a combat controller, he tells people he was in the army because it's easier than explaining that he was an airman that more or less worked for the army. he was injured by an IED in afganistan now he's deaf in one ear and has scarring from the shrapnel and surgeries to remove it.
stay safe over there. i dont know your afsc and many think the airforce rides out the action from a comfortable altitude but i sure know better. i got lucky 4+ years and no deployments because they conflicted with other tdy's but i have a freind who was a combat controller, he tells people he was in the army because it's easier than explaining that he was an airman that more or less worked for the army. he was injured by an IED in afganistan now he's deaf in one ear and has scarring from the shrapnel and surgeries to remove it.
when i said that was no joke, I meant that it was a real conversation, of course it was security clearance humor......he didn't reveal any secrets, was a parody from naked gun or some lesslie nielson movie
And my brother started out as enlisted, took college classes while in, instead of drinking, got out did one year ROTC then on to flight school etc...
While myself, in the Corp. perfected after hours drinking, shoulda followed my brother....
And my brother started out as enlisted, took college classes while in, instead of drinking, got out did one year ROTC then on to flight school etc...
While myself, in the Corp. perfected after hours drinking, shoulda followed my brother....
You took out a bunch of screws for me too, I worked on ECM (EA-6B Prowelers) Some of the panels we took off to access our gear had a couple hundred screws, and they didnt let us use cordless drills either. We were always embarrased to ask you guys to fix screws.
I just watched Airplane with my ex girlfriend and her parents, and that was said in there.Alfang said:
Elaine : Oh TED! I never knew I could be so happy. These
few months have been just wonderful. Tomorrow,
why don't we drive up the coast to that little
seafood place and . . . what's the matter???
Striker : My orders came through. My squadron ships out
tomorrow, we're bombing the storage depots at
Daiquiri at 18:00 hours. We're coming in from the
North, below their radar.
Elaine : When will you be back?
Striker : I can't tell you that? It's classified.
Elaine : Ted, please be careful. I worry about you so much.
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Finch said:
Rofl, right? Seatac is a nutty airport. Do you ever hit the 13 Coins across the street? I love that place, especially at 3am.
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I never leave the airport, Im usually passing through on a red eye and more worried about sleeping than exploring a city I know nothing about in the middle of the night, or I am only in the airport long enough to run from one terminal to the next during a day flight.
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It's quite literally out the front doors and across the street, in the bottom of one of the twin black office buildings. I always meet international travelers there, and they have a great bar and great food. If you have even an hour layover, it's worth your time. It feels like a combination of a James Bond movie and a random hotel bar in Singapore.
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