So far, it's just G'kar and Franklin, I think.for some reason, I thought that Peter Jurasik had passed away. I was happy to see that I was mistaken.
It's the NY POST. The source is one step above The Onion for facts.
... having the validity of an initial source of information called into question reduces your confidence in your own thoughts and makes you more susceptible to persuasion in regards to the original topic.
p<.05 confidence, y'all!
My guess is it's just in the exploratory stage as the 'memo' was what was used as a source. This is just like in a company when someone says "What would it cost to do X, what are the benefits, what are the negatives."If the current hats serve their function well enough, then I don't see the need to change them.
If they need to be changed, then so be it, it's just bad timing.
--Patrick
Yes. Wiping should remove shit, not add more.Want to know why the NY Post didn't link to their source? Cause they're a shitty fucking rag of a paper which isn't even good for toilet paper.
While it's bad timing on his part, the uniforms in the military are generally money wasted anyways. Each branch wants it's own uniforms, does it's own research for said uniforms, then refuses to share said research with other branches. All have different patterns, despite the Airforce not really needing blue camo when working from military bases or ships. This is because the Army, Airforce, Navy, AND Marines are too busy fucking each other over for budget to work together.Search for "Obama unisex military"
I was made aware of it via my marine brother in law who is none too happy about the proposal from a style and history perspective, but there's plenty to be unhappy about for the financial cost such an unnecessary change will have.
I thought they were unhappy that the A10 was essentially a slow, single-mission aircraft, and they wanted to replace it with something a bit more versatile?Their hard-on for the latest tech is grounding the perfectly serviceable A10 groups in favor of the untested F-35 variant entirely because they have to justify it's existence. This is despite A-10s costing around 13 million a plane and F-35's 100 million... and being entirely inferior to the A-10 at it's role.
Yes, it's a solo dedicated ground support aircraft and the only one in the Airforce. It's also the only aircraft we have that does it's job and everything that has tried to replace it has fallen way, way short of the mark. It's slowness is also an advantage in it's job, especially considering it's engines don't use a ton of fuel.I thought they were unhappy that the A10 was essentially a slow, single-mission aircraft, and they wanted to replace it with something a bit more versatile?
--Patrick
...where the Avenger shoots, there shoot I; in a titanium bathtub I lie.I just want to go on the record and say I love the A-10 and if they dared leave me alone with one for 30 minutes I would find a way to have sex with it.
The GAU-8 makes for the ultimate moneyshot....where the Avenger shoots, there shoot I; in a titanium bathtub I lie.
--Patrick
Considering how much each 1-pound GAU-8 Avenger round costs to fire, there's no argument here.The GAU-8 makes for the ultimate moneyshot.
The last time the air force did that it was an unmitigated failure for the troops on the ground.[DOUBLEPOST=1382714716,1382714636][/DOUBLEPOST]My phone back ground is a close up of an A-10.I thought they were unhappy that the A10 was essentially a slow, single-mission aircraft, and they wanted to replace it with something a bit more versatile?
--Patrick
He certainly had the opportunity to put a stop to it, or curb their abilities. He expanded it and made it more invasive.My favorite part is how the GOP talking heads this morning opened with:
-The NSA says the spying has been going on for 10yrs.-
then followed with
-Obama is a double talker, on one face he says he wants to bring the Nation into a better light with foreign policy, then he starts spying on our allies-
That's impressive, I didn't realize Obama was in his third term
Not 100% sure that would be necessary. Leashed, though...they definitely need to be leashed. They're acting a lot like the 5yr-old kid who runs around the cereal aisle dumping boxes looking for toys while his mom just yells, "Stop that this instant! You put down those boxes!" but doesn't actually move to stop him.I know I sound like a broken record, but are we ready to disband the NSA yet?