That's a problem for those trying to use one as a concealed weapon, too. Plus, you have to wear a poncho.
Posted on 03/25/2008 9:16:00 AM PDT by klpt
That's a problem for those trying to use one as a concealed weapon, too. Plus, you have to wear a poncho.
Love that Shootin’ Arn, Pard...
R2D2 with a woody really cracks me up, its about time they had these on a mobile land platform.
Still do. I saw one about this time last year at an Army Open house.
It's the M163A2
>Using a Russian carrier to haul our military equipment makes as much sense as the British or the French military using German contractors in the 1930s.<
We have a better plan today!
Outsourced passports netting govt. profits, risking national security
http://www.washingtontimes.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20080326/NATION/840186493/1001
Next stop. Sadr City?
In the first few years of the Cold War, a combination of Communist agents and procedures set up while we and the Soviets were allied resulted in the transfer of war materiel and technology to the USSR and Soviet penetration of our military and intelligence services. The current outsourcing of military support and passports to foreign suppliers are potentially serious breaches of national security. However, those people who regarded such matters seriously mostly left when Ronald Reagan’s term had expired.
This current bunch of One Worlders is enough to make me puke. Anything for a dollar including corp trade secrets, national security secrets, military intel secrets, ..... Oh, did I tell you that the word ‘secrets’ means ‘for sale’ in this day and age?
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