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ClearedHot

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  1. 13,000 DMPI's hit in 30+ days of combat ops flying many hundreds of sorties per day with two aircraft damage (that we know of), and ONE shot down. China and Russia are likely shocked at the data.
  2. ClearedHot replied to VL-16's topic in Squadron Bar
    The liberal utopian dram playing out in Canada....Despite 97.5% of Canadian citizens thumbing their nose at this new law, their dear leaders are sending the Royal Mounted Police door to door to collect your now illegal guns.
  3. ClearedHot replied to VL-16's topic in Squadron Bar
    Odds they completely FUBAR this. Hurlburt was one of the first to allow service members (and retirees), to bring weapons on base. Current rules require you keep it in a secured location in your vehicle. If you've been through the front gate in the morning (I assume most bases are like this), the back up and proximity to Highway 98 created the perfect L shaped ambush set up. Additionally, the memo addresses the thousands of uniformed personnel who work at the Pentagon, stating that the building's police force — the Pentagon Force Protection Agency — shall also apply a presumption of approval to all personal-carry applications. However, the memo stops short of allowing personal-carry within the walls of the building. Rather, it states that the Pentagon Force Protection Agency must allow fair consideration for Pentagon personnel to "store a privately owned firearm in a vehicle on the Pentagon Reservation," pursuant to the Code of Federal Regulations. For those who have successfully completed a sentence at the Pentagon (sadly, I did two), you know how difficult the Pentagon cops can be. Random bag searches and on more than one occasion I was hassled over the length of a pocket knife.
  4. Finally some out of the box thinking.
  5. Oldie but still my favorite to watch uber liberal ANTIFA nutbags get the frying pan to the face. I want the sound as my ringtone.
  6. Maybe I missed it, thought this would have been posted. Hegseth steps in: Pete Hegseth Swiftly Lifts Suspension of Pilots Who Flew by Kid Rock’s House: ‘Carry on, Patriots’ I hope this doesn't turn into a slippery slope. I know a T-38 pilot at Edwards is currently facing an FEB for flying over his house at 200' and doing an aileron roll over the town.
  7. The DNC must be so proud... AQPIuVmkhI4ubOU8DVsUsTipnc4tnmdql4OJMl2BYtvapxXKtQ8WuVLxryAPb2A7oOoH7EmKthCT8XPNbPByg0n3ESNcQ9h4mtBzxiV7I19U6A.mp4
  8. ClearedHot replied to VL-16's topic in Squadron Bar
    It does, but you no longer have to pay the $200!
  9. Epically funny and scary at the same time, a glimpse of what the current DNC wants to bring to America. My first thought when some of them spoke was "this can't be real"....but it is! Lectured on how they hold their "equity card"...this is the modern Democratic Party.
  10. Meanwhile our allies int he region who have felt the threat of current Iran for 50 years are asking us to finish the job - Gulf allies privately make the case to Trump to keep fighting until Iran is decisively defeated.
  11. All good now

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