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https://worldwarwings.com/rc-a-10-warthog-nerf-gun/?a=mr&var=pinups-rc-a10-gun RC A-10 with actual firing NERF gun. Even BRRRTTTS!

Kind of like the astronaut who almost drowned in his helmet.

Is that Bruce from Family Guy operating the camera?

It's not that the Hollywood dudes changed things, the crew is alleging that the Phillip's book, which is what the movie is based on, was not a true account of what happened.

There's a disclaimer at the end that says they use a lot of recreations, etc for "safety" reasons. They showed a guy taking off the other day with no radios, no runway lights and allegedly barely any fuel.

Big props to those guys in 1776 who had the guts to stand up for what they believed in, and thanks to those of you keeping us free today!

This thread reminded me of this video from a couple days ago. https://www.break.com/video/skydiving-shoe-catcher-2473283

This has already been happening for as long as there has been a military, and its been working out ok so far. I wouldn't sweat it.

Saw it opening night. Good, not great. Worth seeing though.

There were two low flying jets near me yesterday (I didn't see it personally). Possibly related to today's Army/Navy game (I'm near Philly). Practice maybe? A lot of people I know were talking about it on Facebook. Not one person complained, everyone thought it was awesome.

And he's not even American. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QyQ-ckmKrXQ&feature=share

After the Army, he became a lawyer and prosecuted Sirhan Sirhan for the RFK assassination.

No problem, we're on the same page. I was just commenting on that one part of your statement. I realize you weren't stating a fact. My family is in the funeral home/cemetery/crematory business, and I've worked at all three at one time or another, helping out.

https://www.hulu.com/playlist/188473#pli285741

Not defending what was done here (there's no defense), but FWIW, cremated remains (cremains) aren't considered human remains anymore (legally speaking). That's why you can scatter them, keep them in your home, basically handle them however you feel is appropriate. So there's no abuse of corpse violations here. Morally and ethically speaking, of course, is a completely different story. This boggles the mind. It reminds me of the movie Taking Chance and how they praised the work that is done at Dover (Which, to be fair, is probably the case with 99% of what goes on there, its done well and dignified). How can a place that is supposed to take such pride in honoring our war dead, allow something like this to happen.