pawnman

Then cough up the ration card and share the wealth!

They're modeling the new camo pattern for the ABU.

And that's the point I was trying to make, although you did it much more eloquently. There's a difference between the fear that comes with that situation, and an actual fear of flying straight and level when its CAVU.

Seems like that would be a fear of the total situation, not necessarily flying. Sort of like you'd be scared if you saw a mack truck merging into your lane on the highway, but that doesn't make you fear driving. Not that having a mack truck merge into your lane is in the same league as flying in the goo in combat, but you catch the drift.

Better Than Ezra Fall Out Boy Incubus Barenaked Ladies Toby Keith Counting Crows And an interesting mix of techno from the internet...Ian Van Dahl, Venga Boys, Captain Jack, etc.

I LOVE my Skyhawk! The wife got mine when I got selected for OTS, and I don't know how I ever wore anything else. Along with the "cheesy shadowbox", we've got a place here that will do a three-picture collage in a frame. You get an 8X10 of your airframe, and underneath are two 3X5's of your training A/C (round these parts, that's a T-6 and a T-39).

Don't knock it until you try it. http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fusea...iendid=30789697

Jonathon Coulton, with favorites like "Skullcrusher mountain" and "Re: Your brains", as well as a folk remix of "I like big butts".

I'm sure all the WSOs out there appreciate being called passengers. I know I did.

I think we do have a strong heritage, but it gets buried. Reaching back from the Army Air Corps all the way through today, we've done some pretty amazing things as a service. I do think that the bigger part of our problem isn't that we don't have a heritage...it's that we try to manufacture new ones every time some general gets a new idea or wants to leave a mark. That's why the Marines have a sense of camraderie...they DON'T reinvent their heritage every ten years. We've got plenty of heritage...we just need to stop masking it with a bunch of organizational BS.