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This wasn't the worse case. I've been on deployments where we put troops right back on the returning birds. Before we were even wheels up; their wives had UHauls backed up to the house loading up everything. I know one soldier took six months to find his kids.

We have one asshole around Ann Arbor that always has an unemployed Vet sign. People from the homeless program have tried to get him to come into the program. Won't come it. I can't stand em.

The Pursuit of DB Cooper.... the classic movie about it....

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0082958/

The B3 is also in the production line. From StrategyPage.com Breaking Silence About the B-3 March 10, 2008: Stung by rumors that they were not serious about developing a new heavy bomber, the U.S. Air Force announced that it was developing such an aircraft, that it would be in service by 2018, and w...

He lost the bid for the US House nomination in 06'. Doesn't look like he's giving up.

It doesn't matter.... the last helicopter flying on the last day that humans populate this Earth will be a Huey.... There will also be C47\C117\DC3 with props turning somewhere too....

I'll second Bugsy on that. CSM Carpenter is DAMN fine people...

Tanker Wars Round II. But we have even better TTP's and they're trying their same old shit...

Lefty wrote:When she finally kicks off, they best bury her in a location nobody can find, lest there be a mob of surviving Vietnam vets fighting to get to piss on her grave..............

No I don't think so. I think it will be a very orderly, but LONG, LONG line.

Haven't read the book yet, but am familiar with the author. I would highly recommend the book based on that. For more check his site's....

http://www.jihadwatch.org/

http://www.jihadwatch.org/dhimmiwatch/

This whole thread looks a LOT like my bookshelves... For further consideration I would have to recommend any by the late James Michener or Leon Uris. Michener wrote a lot of historical fiction backed up by a LOT of research. He's mostly famous for his 'Tales of the South Pacific' based on his advent...

Palisades security chief `had everyone fooled Thursday, May 17, 2007 By Chris Killian Special to the Gazette William Clark was a smooth talker, a personable man who spun hard-to-believe tales of adventure in far-flung places. That's the description given by Alain Svilpe, a lieutenant in the Van Bur...

I was chaperoning a group of sixth grade boys at sixth grade camp for his grade school in south central Michigan. We were moving from one 'activity' to another. One of other adults had been TM'd about the first tower. Since we were walking by the parking lot (which was the only place I had cell cove...

I thought it was bad when the Cumberland Co Sheriff's bloodhounds were let loose after us once on an execise. If those Belgians were imports, its like dealing with a pro line-backer that bites....

This part of a VA Outreach Program. If you know anyone who might be interested please pass on. Ann Arbor VA Healthcare System Open House for Veterans of Operation Iraqi Freedom and Operation Enduring Freedom Tuesday, January 16, 2007, 5-6:30 p.m. Welcome Home, and Thank You for Your Service to Our C...