BrightNeptune

If anyone has any questions about getting passed over, writing a letter to the board to get passed over again, and getting passed over again -- I'm your guy. No one has signed and turned in the continuation denial paperwork faster than I just did. One simple trick just gave me a year of freedom and seniority. Life is good.

It is good and in the interest of a whole lot of people to continue escalating this war. Imagine how much more money Lockheed, L3, Raytheon, General Dynamics, Boeing, Northrop, and others could make if this carried on forever! It's great for them and the politicians they pay!

22nd was a no go as well. What is the latest the major's board has ever been released? What is the actual reason this is taking so long?

In 2020 the results came out in February. The board adjourned on 14 Dec. It is now 20 Apr. That is 4+ months. 127 days. It is almost like everyone up and down the chain has an incentive to make the process take forever so it looks like they're busy.

20th is a no go. Let's see about the 22nd. MyPers shows that the board still hasn't been received by the Office of the Sec Def. It's going to be freaking June before this thing comes out. Bureaucracy is extremely frustrating.

Any word on the release date for the next major's board? I heard 20 April.