Is Delta Truly Strong as We have Been Told?
04-16-2020, 09:34 AM
#112
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Joined APC: Sep 2019
Posts: 265
i mean urban dictionary defines it as someone who you have known for a long time, kind of like a “homie” which means good friend. That doesn’t seem like what you were implying there, unless of course you were congratulating us on years of profit sharing money that most of us probably have saved to prepare for something like this. You also said not a chance in hell boys, we also have many skilled women who work here as well. Are they your home slices too?
asking for a friend
04-16-2020, 10:21 AM
#115
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Posts: 5,832
04-16-2020, 12:15 PM
#117
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Yikes really? Are you AFRES or ANG? How can they not have money for your part time pay cards? Do you fly? How can you stay current with so few pay cards? My post was more in jest, we still have all our pay cards and tons of alert orders....I can live pretty good just on my pay cards and a few months of orders.
04-16-2020, 12:25 PM
#118
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Joined APC: Nov 2017
Position: NYC 7ERA
Posts: 2,062
Navy Reserve.
We have very few flying units unless you were a fighter guy.
Basically the bulk of the flying Navy gigs:
Training Command. Ineligible due to weight limit changes.
RAGs - if you weren't a RAG IP on AD, no joy
TSW squadrons. There is no E2 squadron anymore, and the fleet helicopters I flew are all scrap or on sticks.
VR (C40, C130) tried for years. Local to one. Like 3 miles away local. If you dont go there straight from active duty no joy.
Tried to get into a ANG 130 unit when I first got out. AFPC will not bend on 39 inch waist.
I measured 39.5 when I had six pack abs. I went on an insane bodybuilder style weight cut, because once I got past AFPC for the initial in, the unit commander was understanding with waivers. Lot of big boy oilfield guys in the unit.
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We have very few flying units unless you were a fighter guy.
Basically the bulk of the flying Navy gigs:
Training Command. Ineligible due to weight limit changes.
RAGs - if you weren't a RAG IP on AD, no joy
TSW squadrons. There is no E2 squadron anymore, and the fleet helicopters I flew are all scrap or on sticks.
VR (C40, C130) tried for years. Local to one. Like 3 miles away local. If you dont go there straight from active duty no joy.
Tried to get into a ANG 130 unit when I first got out. AFPC will not bend on 39 inch waist.
I measured 39.5 when I had six pack abs. I went on an insane bodybuilder style weight cut, because once I got past AFPC for the initial in, the unit commander was understanding with waivers. Lot of big boy oilfield guys in the unit.
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04-16-2020, 02:47 PM
#120
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Jan 2013
Posts: 471
Navy Reserve.
We have very few flying units unless you were a fighter guy.
Basically the bulk of the flying Navy gigs:
Training Command. Ineligible due to weight limit changes.
RAGs - if you weren't a RAG IP on AD, no joy
TSW squadrons. There is no E2 squadron anymore, and the fleet helicopters I flew are all scrap or on sticks.
VR (C40, C130) tried for years. Local to one. Like 3 miles away local. If you dont go there straight from active duty no joy.
Tried to get into a ANG 130 unit when I first got out. AFPC will not bend on 39 inch waist.
I measured 39.5 when I had six pack abs. I went on an insane bodybuilder style weight cut, because once I got past AFPC for the initial in, the unit commander was understanding with waivers. Lot of big boy oilfield guys in the unit.
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We have very few flying units unless you were a fighter guy.
Basically the bulk of the flying Navy gigs:
Training Command. Ineligible due to weight limit changes.
RAGs - if you weren't a RAG IP on AD, no joy
TSW squadrons. There is no E2 squadron anymore, and the fleet helicopters I flew are all scrap or on sticks.
VR (C40, C130) tried for years. Local to one. Like 3 miles away local. If you dont go there straight from active duty no joy.
Tried to get into a ANG 130 unit when I first got out. AFPC will not bend on 39 inch waist.
I measured 39.5 when I had six pack abs. I went on an insane bodybuilder style weight cut, because once I got past AFPC for the initial in, the unit commander was understanding with waivers. Lot of big boy oilfield guys in the unit.
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