Swizzle

Wow...he's dedicated.

I know of a few CP's landings that felt like this...

Dammit, answer the man! (My team #6).

Insert funny caption here...kind of like AF Times but don't hold back. Best caption wins by popular vote.

Kozel Svetly - from Ukraine hotel room mini-fridge because two weddings are taking up the hotel bar (anyone speak Russian or Ukrainian?) and it's the only thing open within a 1 mile walk. Flavor: 6 of 10 Novelty: 9 of 10 Price: 10 doofers ($1.25)

You mean there is a process to reverse the process?!

Are your arms disproportionately longer than the rest of your body? Never seen a flight suit short-sleeves-only option...did see a thigh pocket zipper sewn on inside-out.

WestmalleTriple (a Belgium Trappist 9.75%) Exceptional, makes doing Master's homework so much better. The fact that Monk's brew it makes me smarter. edit: spelling correction necessary after three bottles...

So SOS will "...stand down temporarily..." from September 11' until the course "...debuts early in 2012." But "...the revised course is completed and made available by June 2012." That means SOS (or perhaps only the NEW, IMPROVED SOS) won't be available from Oct 11' to May 12' in other words Eight months down is temporary? Oh BTW - this is one of the fights that Gen Welsh talked about...alphabet school being combined w/ Shoe flag into an absurd length b/c all they did was mash the curriculum's together. Air University said it was necessary to "incorporate" the necessary learning objectives. If I remember correctly we had a USAF aircraft vis-recce test at ASBC...wonder if it will transfer?

"Blue chip" from AFIT given to you from a commissioning source...I don't know of many Pilots/Navs/ABM'ers who received a blue chip.

You've certainly heard the gripes before... - SOS in-res & via correspondence = why is via-corr. req'd to be competitive for in-res? ACSC ditto Horribly timed "required" Master's degrees (during SOS, ACSC, MQT/AC/Element Ld/4 Ship/IP upgrade - mostly between the end of pilot training and Major's board to second school look) Master's degrees which are as useful as a duck fart Everyone required to get a Master's degree Excessive, lame ground jobs pinned on aircrew detracting from sweet flying skills/knowledge (much like bowstaff skills*...) Family forgotten in the mix OPRs need to be re-caged to performance *or sweet sword skills like the Asian guy about to cut Conan (edit: forgot about the 707's)

Gen Welsh told me last week himself that he intends upon meeting with the flying squadrons around USAFE. After speaking with him and Gen Gorenc for about 20 minutes about the necessary fixes the senior CGO and FGO corps need to manage the force and conduct the mission I really respect their leadership, effort, and candidness. It was unbelievable that they were in our C-130J that long. They have tough decisions to make that affect the way our Officer Corps conduct business, rankings, and promotions and they need information to carry out those changes.

Wish I took a picture of the winglet stuck in the building that the plane hit. There is always tomorrow... The parking plan is horrendous and towing ops are crazy. Huge planes everywhere, planes taxiing through the crowds - it's nuts.

Paris est beau cette époque...except it's raining today. Monsieur Swizzle

JFTR U4137 ALLOWABLE EXPENSES WHEN A RESIDENCE IS PURCHASED AND USED FOR TDY LODGING A. Purchased Residence. A member may purchase and occupy a residence at a TDY location. Allowable expenses are prorated based on the number of days in the month, rather than by the actual number of days the member occupied the residence (57 Comp. Gen. 147 (1977)), and include the monthly: 1. Mortgage interest; 2. Property tax; and 3. Utility costs actually incurred (does not include any installation and hook-up charges), e.g., electricity, natural gas, water, fuel oil, sewer charges;

-Rent reimbursable = yes -Rent to own on TDY = no -Buy a house and get reimbursed the principal part of the payment = no -Buy a house and get reimbursed the interest expense = yes But there's always renting out your newly purchased place to your classmates...

"That little girl is covering her ears. He must be saying some really nasty shit for her not to cover her eyes." -Timbonez Your comment made my week.

Our SQ/GP/WG hasn't sent out anything specific to RIF year-groups despite my FLT/CC being e-tasked yesterday to file our retention recommendations.... ...we did get VSP info half-way through March though :|

...a lot of imagination and perhaps a tad bit of hashish.

Bring the big bed...no sweat. Even better if you have two twin-sized box springs instead of a massive under support of some type. I bought a King Size bed and two twin box springs from Vogelweh AB and hauled it up 35 steps to the third floor. Second option was through the my enormous bay window on my balcony with ropes or a crane.

Hopefully it's good. Wish I could watch it from Germany.... Bush flying is great - especially on floats, ski's, or tundra tires. I encourage anyone to get any of those flying experiences.

I was rolled back a class at C-130E PIQ for my daughter's birth. It was easy for the 62nd because it was immediately after the simulator-to-flight line transition, the roll-back gave me two weeks down-time to enjoy our newborn. The roll-back coded as emergency situations or something like that, had to take a few days of leave, but not the entire time. This was before 10 days paternity leave was signed into law. Talk to the 714th TRS Flt/CC for advice...it's not the first time they've seen this.

You *should* be good since your Non-A was given for the whole time. Yes technically you should check-in again after leave in the middle of a TDY because it's a break. However, since your Non-A covers the whole period if you checked in again they shouldn't have space unless something has changed. Personally with a Non-A covering the whole time already in paper, in-hand; Press on without worries.