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Yes please! Also get rid of as many of those tabs as possible. Utilize a graphical representation of a calendar with clicking/dragging/etc to make inputs intuitive. Major pet peeve is when a tab doesn't save the right data or stuff you were working on in a future tab gets jacked when you realize you have to fix something on an earlier tab.

Col. Jeannie Leavitt will take command of the 4th Fighter Wing on June 1st. http://www.therepublic.com/view/story/b51824a3cfb74c858c5e596d9c41c183/NC--Air-Force-Female-Commander/ http://www.seymourjohnson.af.mil/news/story.asp?id=123303403

I guess that's like preflighting your survival gear.

Any word out there about the fixed wing to rotary wing conversion course for qualified pilots? I'm pretty sure it's at Rucker. How long? Gentlemen's course, UPT style, or are you combined with the UPTer's?

Academic freedom and non-attribution?

http://video.foxnews.com/v/1589575735001/air-force-caves-to-atheists/?playlist_id=86856&intcmp=obnetwork

Offerings to enlisted. More to follow? http://www.af.mil/news/story.asp?id=123297088

The Deid thread is an excellent place to invest time. However, if you're strapped for time PM BQZip. He has an excellent powerpoint that summarizes the high points of that thread. If I remember right, the Chief slap story is on slide 69.

Blood clot

pro·long [pruh-lawng, -long] verb (used with object) 1.to lengthen out in time; extend the duration of; cause to continue longer: to prolong one's stay abroad. It could be reasonably argued that by delaying you in transit between car and squadron, the shoe himself prolonged your exposure to the cold. Edit: Stupid formatting.

Here's a possible solution. http://www.wamcoinc.com/Upload%5CNews%5CSafeNight%20i20%20flyer_812201131226.pdf

Cost of ground school = 2-3 hours of flight time with instructor. Value gained by knowing how to find an altimeter and what it means = priceless. BL, your SA will be much better and you'll get more out of each hour if you spend your flight time flying instead of trying to figure out all the things going on around you.

I flew with at least 3 different former U-2 guys out of my ~12 flights.

Here's the book most of the IFS syllabus was based on a few years ago. Most likely they've updated since then, but there were many pages of material that was either summarized or just cut/paste. http://www.amazon.com/Airplane-Flying-Handbook-FAA-H-8083-3A-Second/dp/1616083387/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1325536717&sr=8-1

Doesn't work through the leather tip of the finger on the glove. It does, however scroll/select using the knuckle or the back of the finger through the cloth part of the glove.

Any type of night flying with the iPad sucks due to limited brightness control. You just can't turn it down enough. Here's an article that addresses the issue, but wouldn't help much with NVG's. http://aviationmentor.blogspot.com/2010/10/night-vision-and-ipad.html

Love the comments on this article. Total ignorance. So, Clovis NM. Does this mean the plane's going to AFSOC? Or is it just another example of pork barrel politics.

I used amazon prime when I was at Ramstein. Shipping time was about 10 days.

I took my family to Back-to-Back OTS and ASBC. They (and me for ASBC) stayed in a nice extended stay off exit 6. It was called the Azalea Hills Apartments. Years ago, it cost about $200 per week and since for the ASBC part they reimbursed up to the amount for billeting, it was mostly covered. Although it was a little sad having to drive 15 minutes to go to class and not being close enough to hang out with everyone else, the good outweighed the bad. My family stayed in a 1000 sqft 2 bedroom apartment while everyone else was crammed into that micro-studio billeting. We had ready access to all the good restaurants, and the good shopping. If my family comes with me, my plan is to do that again for SOS.

I could just imagine a couple of T-6's trying to intercept a rogue airliner. "Alright guys, here he comes, we've got one shot at this. And there he goes. Hey center, can you radio to those terrorist hijackers to slow to 200 knots indicated so we can try to catch up?" [/sarcasm]

Perhaps all that experience is exactly the reason they don't want to use it in combat.

Little less than a buck a pound.

Here's some info from the House. Which is located here: http://thomas.loc.go...JQK1l:e1252505: Summary: Retire at 15 years I couldn't find the passage on temporary early retirement authority in the Senate version. **Edited for brevity**

This seems like a good place. A while back, somebody posted a list of companies with JMO programs. I've been trying to find it to share with a RIF'd friend, but it's buried in one of the random 50+ page complaint threads and search hasn't been working for me. Can I get a repost?

Sure they do, for somebody that DOR's on their dollar ride.