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Fellas, Sorry about that. My 0-6 boss didn't find this as funny as I thought it was. He is an AFA grad and informed me that "Crusades" is a Christian Group at that Academy with a pretty cool website. Link is totally different and if you're interested, here ya go. (Hold your mouse over the website and you'll see that it is different) AFA Campus Crusades for Christ

I think this is closer to what you're looking for. Crusades relating to F16s

Your location says Heartland of America. Was it Forbes, Lincoln, Sioux City, Des Moines?

I was rocking the flight suit in local shopping stores on Christmas Eve and I would have told your to take a flying leap if you asked me WTF I thought I was doing. Some of us worked a half-day on Christmas Eve and then finished up last minute shopping. Don't assume you know his situation.

Aftermarket mag (ProMag??)...that usually has about 3 FTF per mag. Piece of crap. Stick with the 10 round HiPoint mags. Can't complain since I only spent $100 buying the gun.

I got a 995 with laser. Ugly as sin, and a little too tacticool with the laser, but works like a champ. I thought it was a good used deal. I know lots of people mock HiPoint, but I've been happy with it...plus they have a great warrenty. Great plinker and fairly accurate. Make sure you get factory mags...I've had FTF issues with aftermarket mags.

wish i had more of this fine lady

WTF?

This young lady was also in the running, but finished in second place.

Not sure who she is, but here's some more...

Just wanted to show off my new avatar...and this pic.

Best way to improve morale? Go back to Camp Andy. Tent City with no PT gear, no disco belts, no saluting, no Pride Patrol, no BS. Focus was the mission.

I'm not too bright and couldn't quite figure out the counterbored thing. Being the visual learner that I am, here's some pics: Counterbored Counterbored on the left Counterbored on the right Last order from AIM and I got lucky and scored a 1936 Tula, not that rare, but my first non-Izzy.

But the Airman's Creed says I'm a Warrior... "I am an American Airman. I am a Warrior. I have answered my Nation's call. Blah blah blah"

Holy crap! I had more ribbons than her as a 1Lt.

Man those look sweet! Sign me up for FOUR rifles. Guess that means we need 7 more people.

I don't find the American flag offensive at all...

Dukecush, is your relationship anything like this?

1. I want the 10 minutes of my life back that I just wasted reading this drivel. 2. Jebus...you're 29 years old! Act like a man and not a Jr.High Schooler 3. This thread needs boobies.

man, that was two horrible shots.

Taylor Swift about to pop a nipple Her name is Amber Rose. Not my cup of tea, but she has nice boobies. We need an "ADULT SECTION" so I can post all the topless photos of her in it.

Idiot.

Soldier's Procession Angers Driver, Local Sheriff Sets Her Straight Jefferson County Sheriff Glenn Boyer Becoming Internet Hero After Response Letter By Paul Schankman KPLR11.com September 10, 2009 ARNOLD, MO ( KPLR ) - An angry letter from a driver complaining about having to stop as a military funeral passed by has been met with dozens of even angrier responses. And the one written by the Jefferson County Sheriff has people cheering. That story begins near the intersection of 270 and Gravois. On August 28th about 70 Patriot Guard riders were escorting the body of a local soldier from Lambert Airport to a funeral home in Cedar Hill. The soldier was Sgt. Brian Woods, 32, who was shot and killed in Afghanistan. As has become a custom, the Patriot Guard motorcyclists helped law enforcement block intersections along the route for a few minutes so the casket and family could pass by. But apparently one driver unhappy to be stopped got into a loud argument with one of the motorcyclists blocking the way. And it did not stop there. The next day the woman went on to send a complaining e-mail to Jefferson County Sheriff Glenn Boyer, even though it appears the incident actually happened in St. Louis County. Among the things that driver wrote in the email, "this procession should never have been held during rush hour traffic!" She went on to say, "I am proud of our country and sorry for the family, but they had no idea where I was going or anything else." Sheriff Boyer, who is also a Vietnam veteran, promptly e-mailed a heartfelt response, which included this passage: "My mother recently passed away. She was a World War Two veteran, serving in the US Army. She would say Maybe you should pick up Sergeant Woods' ruck sack and carry on where he left off. Then you could see first hand what it really is to be inconvenienced." Sheriff Boyer wanted employees of the county to know how he felt as well so he released copies of "both" emails. And now they have hit the internet. By lunchtime today, the sheriff already had about 150 emails thanking him for his response. The sheriff says he finds all the sudden attention embarrassing, and reminds us the real hero here was Sgt. Woods. He is not disclosing what little information he has about the driver in part he says, "for her own safety," as you can imagine this is really getting people fired up. Here's the letter and response:

"Oh, I'm sorry sir. I didn't salute because I didn't recognize you in PT gear...without any rank displayed." I saw a similar email today and honestly, this doesn't change my "NO SALUTING IN PT GEAR POLICY." I'll just bust out the half-sincere apology and Bill Murray salute (sweat stains included) if called out by some Col/General who has nothing better to do.

Me Love You Long Time http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G7EPWSsr1Lg