ANYONE IN THE MILITARY OR PRIOR SERVICE ON HERE?
- Thread starter HEAVYMETALGANGSTER
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ILL JUST PUT IT LIKE THIS, THE MILITARY IS A GIVE AND TAKE..U GET WHAT U PUT INTO IT. ITS ALOT OF FAKE ASS NIGGAS IN THERE IF U ASK ME, BUT I MEAN I ENJOYED MY TIME I BEEN ON 3 DEPLOYMENTS, I BEEN TO AUSTRALIA(TWICE, 3 DIFFERENT CITIES), HAWAII(6 TIMES), THAILAND, BAHRAIN(4 TIMES), JABAL ALI, DUBAI, I WENT TO SEATTLE(TWICE). I FUCKED HELLA BITCHES. I GOT HELLA DRUNK, I FUCKED ON THE BOAT, I GOT PUT ON RESTRICTION 3 TIMES (ITs LIKE JAIL CUZ I COULDNT LEAVE THE BOAT) I DID 45/45 DAYS RESTRICTION TWICE FOR FIGHTIN, 20 DAYS FOR HAZING. I MEET HELLA PEOPLE. THE BAD PARTS WAS DEALIN WIT OTHER PEOPLES BULLSHIT ON THE DAILY AND THE TYPE OF RESTRICTIONS THEY PLACE ON YOU IF U DONT HAVE RANK.
OH YEAH THE WEIRDEST SHIT I SAW WAS WHEN WE DID THE HUMANITARIAN THING WHEN THAT SUMNAMI HIT SRI LANKA I SAW A DEAD BODY IN THE WATER AND A DEAD ANIMAL LOL
ALL IN ALL IT WAS WORTH IT CUZ NOW I GO TO SCHOOL AND I GET A PAY CHECK EVERY MONTH JUST TO GET A C AVERAGE AND GET A DEGREE
OH YEAH ME AND THAT NIGGA NONFICKTION WAS ON THE SAME BOAT THATS HOW I KNOW THE NIGGA FOR ALL THOSE WHO WONDER LOL
THIS IS THE TYPE OF SHIT I DID ON THA BOAT: I WAS A ABH (I WAS A BLUE AND A YELLOW SHIRT)
http://www.lhd6.navy.mil/Site%20Pages/ExtraPage_copy(6).aspx
OH YEAH THE WEIRDEST SHIT I SAW WAS WHEN WE DID THE HUMANITARIAN THING WHEN THAT SUMNAMI HIT SRI LANKA I SAW A DEAD BODY IN THE WATER AND A DEAD ANIMAL LOL
ALL IN ALL IT WAS WORTH IT CUZ NOW I GO TO SCHOOL AND I GET A PAY CHECK EVERY MONTH JUST TO GET A C AVERAGE AND GET A DEGREE
OH YEAH ME AND THAT NIGGA NONFICKTION WAS ON THE SAME BOAT THATS HOW I KNOW THE NIGGA FOR ALL THOSE WHO WONDER LOL
THIS IS THE TYPE OF SHIT I DID ON THA BOAT: I WAS A ABH (I WAS A BLUE AND A YELLOW SHIRT)
http://www.lhd6.navy.mil/Site%20Pages/ExtraPage_copy(6).aspx
elaborate on what?
NASA and the air force work together
Dean Acosta/Melissa Mathews
Headquarters, Washington
202-358-1400/1272
August 7, 2006
RELEASE : 06-289
NASA, Air Force Agree to Aeronautics Cooperation
NASA and the United States Air Force have formed an aeronautics research partnership. NASA Administrator Michael Griffin and Secretary of the Air Force Michael Wynne signed a Memorandum of Understanding Monday at a Pentagon ceremony. The agreement builds upon and expands on the longstanding relationship between the two organizations.
"Although NASA and the Air Force have differing missions, there are common aeronautics research goals that dictate we maintain a close partnership, "Griffin said. “Besides the obvious benefits, it's in the nation's best interest for us to work together."
"This is a great day for aerospace," Wynne added. "It's a renewal of an already strong partnership and codifies what we've been doing all along."
The agreement is designed to ensure the free exchange of research information, reduce duplication of research, and enhance long-term research planning for both organizations. It covers areas such as advanced aircraft design, propulsion development, materials development and aviation safety.
NASA and the air force work together
Dean Acosta/Melissa Mathews
Headquarters, Washington
202-358-1400/1272
August 7, 2006
RELEASE : 06-289
NASA, Air Force Agree to Aeronautics Cooperation
NASA and the United States Air Force have formed an aeronautics research partnership. NASA Administrator Michael Griffin and Secretary of the Air Force Michael Wynne signed a Memorandum of Understanding Monday at a Pentagon ceremony. The agreement builds upon and expands on the longstanding relationship between the two organizations.
"Although NASA and the Air Force have differing missions, there are common aeronautics research goals that dictate we maintain a close partnership, "Griffin said. “Besides the obvious benefits, it's in the nation's best interest for us to work together."
"This is a great day for aerospace," Wynne added. "It's a renewal of an already strong partnership and codifies what we've been doing all along."
The agreement is designed to ensure the free exchange of research information, reduce duplication of research, and enhance long-term research planning for both organizations. It covers areas such as advanced aircraft design, propulsion development, materials development and aviation safety.
