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http://www.citizenwatch.com/en-us/watches/watch-detail/?model=JY0000-53E I have the watch in the link above and it's the perfect aviation watch, IMO. If you're looking for something to pass on to your kids, wear an aviation icon on your wrist or show off at a cocktail party, then this might not be it. If you want a reasonably priced, good-looking, functional and accurate aviation tool, I highly recommend this watch. It keeps perfect (and I do mean perfect time). Our aircraft clock displays GPS time and it always matches my watch within a second. It updates every night off a radio signal in the US, Japan or Germany, depending on location. Auto update for daylight savings time/standard time in the spring and fall. World-wide time zone selection allows easy call-up of local time wherever you happen to land. Quick two step process allows hands to display any time zone. Zulu is always displayed on dedicated hands or you can have it in the digital window. It has luminous hands and a button activated light that illuminates the digital window and time zone. Eco-drive means no battery replacement - ever. List price is over $600 but it is usually available on-line for somewhere in the mid-300's.

It's just a job. The Air Force is just a business. This way I don't get my feels hurt when the Air Force does stupid stuff.

Zero pitfalls. You should do it. No one will complain. No one will deploy. Everyone will get along. No one will move in their GFs. Everyone will clean up. Everyone will be responsible with the bills and control their pay per view habits. No one will break things. No one will have weird or destructive pets. No one will PCS without having someone else take over their share. You will always rent out the spare rooms to nice, responsible people and the rooms will always be full. No one will go bankrupt. Nope, never. Out

You forgot, "We don't really understand why people are leaving. Can you give us feedback (yet again) so we may make real, lasting change at the Air Force level?"

You can pick two of those.

Wait till you're a two-year captain and do the ACSC online masters program Sent from my Nexus 5X using Tapatalk

I know the search function doesn't do well with aircraft designations, so I am going to cut you a break; but the next time do a Google search on the aircraft in quotes (e.g. "RC-26) followed by "site:http://www.flyingsquadron.com"'>http://www.flyingsquadron.com" So the Google box (what a cool term, eh?) would look like this: "RC-26" site:http://www.flyingsquadron.com And the you will see it's already been discussed here and here. See this notice as well, it has some contact info. Also, Stiffler can provide some firsthand insight, so try PM'ing him. And don't forget, if it is sensitive/FOUO/classified etc; don't post the info on this forum! Cheers! M2