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    I just spent four months of my life serving as a recorder on a FEB and know way more than I care to admit. After the board adjourns, much time is spent waiting for the court reporter to produce the transcript. Then both the senior board member and recorder have to audit the transcript... blah blah blah Then a multitude of legal reviews commence, beginning at the Wing level up through the chain before it is dropped on the desk of the final authority. My MAJCOM/CC has delegated final authority down to his DO. (Not sure if this is standard) So yes, sit and wait. It does take time. Feel free to PM.
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    I'm assuming you're active duty and she is a straight civilian. This can get complicated in the world of technicians and reservist. If she is a straight civilian and you are active duty, no you won't get in trouble. Emasculated maybe--trouble no.
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    I thought I remembered reading something about a checklist directing the proper configuration not being referenced. I'm not a -17 bubba, just asking.
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    FIFY
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    Looks like Lt Gen Moeller's working group is releasing their results. More announcements expected today.... http://www.airforcetimes.com/news/2013/03/airforce-airlift-web-031313/
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    My baby's all grows up
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    Spatial disorientation. Check. So you sit down at your very first AFA dinner and they serve you a huge plate of peanuts with a side of pine nuts. Simple, forgo the meal. You'll live to fly another day. PS Dont post on FB how you are smarter than the MAN.
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    How many are rated?
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    This reminds me of the implementation of the pilot "bank" concept in 1991. We were just about through 38's when they showed up and briefed us that there weren't enough jets for all of us. Orignally, those in my class who didnt have a seat when the dust settled were allowed to seperate and join ARC/guard units the day they pinned on their wings. Some are still flying today, no staff, and 69% less queep.
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    I wonder if Hostage knew 60 min had the two pilots when he was answering Stahl's questions? Good on em.
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    Now this thread is making sense.
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    Too much to be fixed. FIFY
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    Your decision to move will come early too. The ARC requires SQ/DO's to move to a different unit, just like active duty. Nepotism
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    FIFY
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    Great theory. I can see it now...packages are due to the OG/CC by COB tomorrow on who will actually drink beer and eat chicken wings with the CSAF...nominees will have a minimum of blah blah blah....
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    At this point, are you really surprised?
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    Since we're throwing out questions... can you finger scroll with your glove on? Im assuming not. Please tell me someone is already working on the one-finger-naked-flying-glove patend. Also, will you have the same challenge with a glendale coating on the face of the iPad?
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    No booze, no porn, no tobacco, no women. Perfect.
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    Fail.
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    Just goes to show that you should have armoured up your vehicles with cameras, scanners, and recordable GPS tracking equipment. Since you are a slacker and have yet to accomplish these tasks, I suggest sending the ticket in with a note "come get me suckas". Since I know the beer will be cheap, will you at least make me some of those buffalo shrimp again?
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    Since you're a pilot, you'll also receive a locality adjustment of 30% instead of the percentage listed on the opm.gov site--which can be quite nice
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    Medalla (Puerto Rico) 3/10 With pool, eye candy, and a buck twenty eight per diem 8/10
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    PM me your deployed .mil and let me see if I can help you out. C29
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    Nice
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    http://bigpeace.com/dreaboi/2011/05/03/new-book-on-ksm-us-military-defers-to-inmates-hides-us-flag-at-gitmo/ I was stunned to learn while researching Mastermind that Guantanamo detainees succeeded in convincing prison officials to no longer raise the American flag anywhere they could see it. Each morning on every U.S. military base around the world, the American flag is raised to a bugle. But in the interests of not offending the detainees, it was stopped at Guantanamo. Seriously, WTF.
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