Day Man

I see what you did there...

If anyone needs to get out of this, PM me I know the way...

Besides gas?

Yeah, that guy is definitely wearing eyebrow makeup in his photo https://www.mcconnell.af.mil/Heritage/Biographies/Display/Article/1259662/colonel-joshua-m-olson/

I enjoy the irony of putting "Quiet Professional" on there.

pay walled

and now it won't stop you from making major!

Yeah, $35 is a little steep (even for me) for an unknown beer.

Screw that...these people think they're untouchable on active duty, but are so wrapped up in themselves they forget there's no command authority on the outside. It sounds like he deserves every bit of shitty karma he gets.

another missile launched over Hokkaido...

- Get a nice, professional picture. No uniform shots, selfies, other people, etc. Smile. - Your title should be relevant to your desired (civilian) role, not Flight Commander, Director of Staff, etc. Eliminate any military jargon/words you can throughout - Customize your LI URL (linked.com/pete.mitchell vs linked.com/8723gl431gbf9o718345*#kj3214) - Quantify your accomplishments in your positions...OPR/EPR bullets have great info, just make sure it's translated to civilian-speak - Personalize connection requests if you don't know the target There's a lot of info out there (just google 'LinkedIn tips")...let me know if you have any other questions.

Networking is far and away the best thing you can do for yourself. You can put all the bullets you want on your resume/LI page, but having someone who can personally vouch for you is priceless. BTW, mil/vets are eligible for a year of free premium LI...I have more LI tips if anyone if interested.

saw a bottle of Pugachev's Cobra for sale at a liquor store in CA last week...almost pulled the trigger, but the $35 price tag scared me away

what is this magical job? asking for a friend...

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@GypsyGhost...is English your first language? serious question.

I believe you, but will refrain from passing judgment...just glad everyone is ok.

keep posting...perspective is good

as long as our strategy is whack-a-mole, that 'war' has no end.

"...Chief Operating Officer of the non-profit Lexington Institute" "The Lexington Institute receives funding from many of the nation’s leading defense contractors, including Boeing, Lockheed Martin, Raytheon and United Technologies." All you need to know

Bro, based off this picture, I don't know anyone that would be considering that movie.