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https://unmask.com/Robert-Dean/TN-Crossville/525d94d3-3fa1-4f3a-f3ce-6fe50ed6c5dd/#summary I think the McChord address is in the enlisted housing area.

Robert(a) has former addresses in Ft Huachuca, McChord AFB, and Klamath Falls.

One of around seven or eight ECG buildings was constructed in the last decade.

At the McChord sim, it's covered every other year.

I'd be willing to wager that the boom wouldn't be evaluating the pilot, but instead recommending a CC-directed Q-3 to the Boss based on one of the three critical areas.

Said no one ever.

Sources please?

Little known fact: ACC still owns legacy Herks that won't be transitioning to Js.

As in ABCCC?

How about Tucson?

Nah...plenty of non-rated guys have held command of flying units.

Is that Dragon Flight in the 85th? Nice.

...as opposed to two inexperienced guys. If I were in the jumpseat on this particular T-1, I'd sure as hell want the two dudes in front to be IPs.

Since when?

'shopped.

Group says MSU president is suppressing pedagogy "We've taken to thinking of him in the same sense of the general in 'Doctor Strangelove.' It's this sense where he will not admit that he's wrong about anything, and he's not willing to listen to what other people have to say about it, unless it's what he thinks."

Foglesong resigns as MSU president Breaking News: Foglesong resigns as MSU president By Annie Mitchell Institutions of Higher Learning Friday, March 7, 2008 3:16 PM CST Jackson - The president of Mississippi State University has resigned, effective June 30. Following a meeting with MSU President Dr. Robert H. “Doc” Foglesong and an emergency teleconference meeting of the Board of Trustees of State Institutions of Higher Learning, Commissioner of Higher Education Dr. Thomas C. Meredith announced his acceptance of Foglesong's resignation. “This is a major loss for our system and for Mississippi State University,” said Meredith. “Under Dr. Foglesong's leadership, Mississippi State is currently enjoying its best year in many years, which is evidenced by its enrollment growth, its increase in research productivity, and numerous other positive changes at the institution. “President Foglesong stated he had a number of goals for Mississippi State when he arrived, which have primarily been accomplished,” he continued. “He feels that now is an appropriate time for a transition in leadership.” “The board is very appreciative of the many accomplishments of Dr. Foglesong and we wish him the very best,” said Board President Dr. L. Stacy Davidson. * IHL governs the public universities in Mississippi, including Alcorn State University; Delta State University; Jackson State University; Mississippi State University, also including the MSU Division of Agriculture, Forestry and Veterinary Medicine; Mississippi University for Women; Mississippi Valley State University; the University of Mississippi, including the University of Mississippi Medical Center; and the University of Southern Mississippi. Foglesong refused to comment on the matter. MSU's Faculty Senate soon plans to organize a transition committee. “We want to be ahead of this thing and not behind it,” said Mark Goodman, MSU communication professor and past president of the faculty senate. This story contains reporting from Dispatch Starkville Bureau reporter Skip Descant.

Uhh... KRND and KSKF are in Texas...

Seriously? A "day away"? Sign me up!

Went to ROTC with this fine American.

Here's a word that seems to defuse many situations, but not all... Noted.

Do us a favor and check usafupt.com before you come up with something that's been done a million times before.

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Way back in '02, we flew an EC-130 into Little Rock for their air show. Talk about Cletus bringing his entire family... By the end, I had them believing there were bombs hanging off the wings, the utility hydraulic reservoir was our coffee pot, and the antennas hanging off the back were for some sort of circus trapeze act. "2" on the fact that someone will read your "background/mission" sign for ten minutes and then ask you what you do.