The FReeper Foxhole Honors our Veterans - November 11th, 2005

Department of Veterans Affairs and The Foxhole

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"Yeah, the men's part."

LOL.

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Enjoy your pancakes, with lots of syrup I hope!

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Thank you Marine for your service to our country.

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5. Be polite, be professional, but have a plan to kill everyone you meet.

I'm quite fond of this one. But don't be concerned. :-)

Thank you for your service Sam.

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:-)

Good pic to go along with the Air Force #9 ROE.

xoxo

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Good morning alfa6.

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So what's the problem?

LOL. Apparantly there isn't one. The other services have got your back. At ease.

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Good morning PE. Thank you for your service.

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Thank you dear. ;-)

Long Live Poland.

[Valin]

At ease.

Always.
AIR FORCE! We're the smart ones....send the officers out to fight.

[Valin]

BTW you forgot
ROE: make sure the silver service is polished, & the wine is at the proper temp.

[alfa6]

Nice Veterans Day Article

http://techcentralstation.com/111105D.html

Regards

alfa6 ;.}

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LOL on both posts! Aim High!

[colorado tanker]

Hmmm. Wonder if some jarhead wrote that? Just a hunch.

Great thread. Happy Vets Day to all in the Foxhole!

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Air Force chow is pretty good. At least, it seemed that way to me back when I was used to Army chow. :-)

[Valin]

NOTHING worse than SOS being servied with the wrong wine.

[Iris7]

"23. Tracers work both ways."

This is completely true. Usually tracers are a bad idea except for fireworks shows.

As I recall there was a World War II Army Air Force command that cut out the tracers. The result was a 30% increase in downed enemy aircraft.

The darn things destroy your night vision. Muzzle flash is real bad too. During WWII the Germans used a small arms propellant that was truly without smoke unlike American powder then and now. This powder was also totally without muzzle flash.

Do see some references to this technology in print these days, maybe it is time to go high (1942) tech.