[tomzz]

One thing I'm curious about, is how life is going for the USAF pilots who participated in Dog-Wag III. Does anybody ever hear anything about that? I mean, sooner or later, I expect I'm going to be at some sort of a republican social function and somebody's going to intorduce somebody as being some sort of a war hero for participating in that crap, and the basic question is, do you just break one of his arms, or both of them?? Which would be the more polite or socially acceptable thing to do?

Apparently NOBODY resigned their commissions over Kosovo, and that bothers me. An officer and a gentleman, and an armed yuppie aren't exactly the same thing.

[rottndog]

Sorry dude, Officers don't pick and choose their conflicts--they follow orders.

And I don't think you will hear any of them bragging about their Kosovo missions, especially when it was on orders from the then dirtbag-in-chief Clinton--At least not from the Gentlemen.

[mcshot]

That "perfect way to run a war" per the Klintons has bothered me too.

[gitmogrunt]

"One thing I'm curious about, is how life is going for the USAF pilots who participated in Dog-Wag III. Does anybody ever hear anything about that? "

Unreliable sources report that many have committed suicide or rightly converted to islam.