@AncientLoggie They showed the exact same video when I attended in 1983. We had an Israeli LTC in the class as well. He however did NOT leave. At the end he merely stood and asked how this ended.🤣🤣
@jarvis_best I was on cadet training at Ft Hood and at the O’Club a girl pretended yo be Swedish with her friend being her interpreter. Unfortunately, on of the guys with me WAS Swedish and they ran away. Too bad. They were pretty
@AnnieAgar So they showed a stat about how few starting QBs the Packers had and showed Brett, Aaron and Love. In my mind I heard “1 of there things is not like the others”🎶🎶
@EODHappyCaptain When I had my command, my 1SGT and I would have a weekly sit down where he would tell me all the things he and the SR NCO’s had handled just in case someone asked me about it and I wouldn’t be caught off guard. I rarely got surprised.
@BuzzPatterson I remember as a kid a bunch of families getting together. Years later my mom said it was the wives pooling whatever they had left close to payday and having a potluck. These were captains and LTs
@BuzzPatterson ‘83 - ‘87 in Germany with 2 ACR. Exchange rate 4DM to $1. It was cheaper to eat out than cook at home. Had a real mission that we were confident we could execute. Came in with Carter then Father Reagan brought us out of the darkness.
@kaitlancollins The guidance she was seeking should have come from the personnel staff (S-1 in army lingo) of her husbands unit. Maybe things have changed, but we use to assign an Officer (or SNCO when appropriate) to be the liaison for the family. Probably more complex these days
@MCCCANM When I was traveling a lot, I met a FA who lived in Chicago and did the O’Hare to SFO route. She would work the SFO leg, deadhead home, then deadhead to SFO to work the return. Got be home with kids every night. Good gig.