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Yep. Most of the nuclear materiel is in the nav stations. Eugenics.

Proponents of gun control laws have made the arguments that a woman is better (ie safer) to not be allowed to carry a firearm vs having the choice to carry a firearm for defense. They have also said that it's better for a woman to urinate or vomit to stop a rape attacker vs be allowed to defend herself with a firearm. So again, "They're trying to say that the risk of rape (due to being unarmed) is better than allowing people to have firearms due to the risk associated with a potential fatality with a firearm." Gun control proponents believe what I just wrote, regardless of a whether a poster on the Internet is true or not. I care about what is actually going on legislatively not about online posters. Check out these links if you think I'm making this stuff up: https://www.cnn.com/2013/02/20/justice/colorado-rape-prevention-guidelines/ https://www.occupycorporatism.com/colorado-rep-no-guns-rape-victims-urinate-or-vomit-will-protect-you/ https://www.theguardian.com/science/blog/2013/mar/25/guns-protection-national-rifle-association

Understandable, given how focused you are on getting that airline job.

Because the Squadron Commanders are telling them morale is high and the numbers they are given tell them retention is fine.

You can try this technique if the queep is piling up excessively. 1) Send yourself a GINORMOUS ppt file. Wait until you get a "mailbox is full" warning, you may have to send it a few times. Good work, now your email is inop and if someone really needs something they will either find you in person or call you. 2) Go fly / do something tactically relevant. *3) IF you want to get your email back delete the messages and empty your trash. Don't forget the sent items. *Not recommended

I wouldn't ops check that one. One of the joys of being a PII investigating officer and drafting the 69 page report for the Wg/CC was learning that he NWS (Network Warfare Squadrons?) continually monitor every email leaving the .mil domain, and will quarantine anything that looks suspicious. In the case I had to investigate, the attachments were named something generic, but it was still discovered that they contained SSNs and next-of-kin. ProTip: When I need to send PII shit out of the .mil domain I just log into my gmail, draft a message, then attach the file. I don't send it, but I can still access the draft and any attachments from anywhere I have access to gmail.

Not very good. Since losing the Super Bowl he has been kind of depressed.