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Super Hornet fighter jets on the deck of a US Navy aircraft carrier in the Red Sea are sporting Houthi drone kill marks
An F/A-18E Super Hornet was photographed on the deck of the USS Dwight D. Eisenhower with drone and munition silhouettes painted on its side.
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Someone is gonna get their feelings hurt in the first five minutes by a veteran who "grew up" in the old school military.
Instructions were given in various profanities and discipline was something you dished out to avoid the paperwork.
Not sure they are thinking this through enough...
Critical Personnel Vacancies Cause the Army to Consider Retirees
The Army is seeking to bring back retired soldiers to fill critical manpower shortages, according to a service-wide directive.www.dailysignal.com
Someone is gonna get their feelings hurt in the first five minutes by a veteran who "grew up" in the old school military.
Instructions were given in various profanities and discipline was something you dished out to avoid the paperwork.
Not sure they are thinking this through enough...
Critical Personnel Vacancies Cause the Army to Consider Retirees
The Army is seeking to bring back retired soldiers to fill critical manpower shortages, according to a service-wide directive.
Someone is gonna get their feelings hurt in the first five minutes by a veteran who "grew up" in the old school military.
Instructions were given in various profanities and discipline was something you dished out to avoid the paperwork.
Not sure they are thinking this through enough...
Critical Personnel Vacancies Cause the Army to Consider Retirees
The Army is seeking to bring back retired soldiers to fill critical manpower shortages, according to a service-wide directive.
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Yo @Orangeburst you see this?
U.S. Navy Submarine First In World Fitted With Silent Caterpillar Drive - Naval News
Submarines use stealth to dominate the seas, presenting an illusive yet deadly threat. Now U.S. Navy submarines will take stealth to a new level. American submarines will now be fitted with magnetohydrodynamic drive.
Lol is this Hunt for Red October in real life?
took me a second as well..I saw you pointed out a Satire hedline in another post yesterday, so reminded me to keep by Ps and Qs and be more observant..lolYo @Orangeburst you see this?
U.S. Navy Submarine First In World Fitted With Silent Caterpillar Drive - Naval News
Submarines use stealth to dominate the seas, presenting an illusive yet deadly threat. Now U.S. Navy submarines will take stealth to a new level. American submarines will now be fitted with magnetohydrodynamic drive.
Lol is this Hunt for Red October in real life?
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"Suck it up, Buttercup..."The Marine Corps Inspected Every Single Barracks. It Was As Bad As They Feared
The Marine Corps’ service-wide inspection that ended March 15 found that many Marines are living in “uninhabitable” conditions, but the path to fixing a decades-old problem will not be easy, according to Marines who spoke to the Daily Caller News Foundation.
In February, Marine Corps acting Commandant Gen. Christopher Mahoney issued guidance for installation commanders to conduct “wall-to-wall” inspections of conditions at all housing facilities for single Marines by March 15. While a final assessment of the barracks is not yet ready, initial results of the investigation, which spanned 60,000 rooms at 25 installations across the globe, show that some Marines are living in filthy, cramped quarters, often with broken appliances and lack of privacy — “consistent” with the findings of a watchdog report released in September, the service confirmed to the DCNF.
The Marine Corps Inspected Every Single Barracks. It Was As Bad As They Feared
The Marine Corps service-wide inspection that ended March 15 found that many Marines are living in "uninhabitable" conditions.
Filthy would be on the soldier. Briken appliances too if the parts are available…..and privacy is a relative term if you ever used the south endzone bathrooms at NeylandThe Marine Corps Inspected Every Single Barracks. It Was As Bad As They Feared
The Marine Corps’ service-wide inspection that ended March 15 found that many Marines are living in “uninhabitable” conditions, but the path to fixing a decades-old problem will not be easy, according to Marines who spoke to the Daily Caller News Foundation.
In February, Marine Corps acting Commandant Gen. Christopher Mahoney issued guidance for installation commanders to conduct “wall-to-wall” inspections of conditions at all housing facilities for single Marines by March 15. While a final assessment of the barracks is not yet ready, initial results of the investigation, which spanned 60,000 rooms at 25 installations across the globe, show that some Marines are living in filthy, cramped quarters, often with broken appliances and lack of privacy — “consistent” with the findings of a watchdog report released in September, the service confirmed to the DCNF.
The Marine Corps Inspected Every Single Barracks. It Was As Bad As They Feared
The Marine Corps service-wide inspection that ended March 15 found that many Marines are living in "uninhabitable" conditions.
