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You can't complain about McSally bucking the system and then whip around and laud "natural aggression" on the part of male pilots. Seems like it's just a proxy for complaining about uppity women being offensive, heheh. Don't know Campbell personally but she didn't seem to pound her own horn too much in the interview. And, she did go straight back to fly combat missions.

On a lighter note, where do the A-10s go to shoot? I never hear any Brrrrts out where I live. Just lots of happy shrieking atmosphere.

She bucked the system in a dishonorable way.

Fighter pilots buck the system all the time but they do so by working the chain or if necessary, the IG.

To ignore the chain and the various ways to push back and jump to Congress (knowing the media will find out) is dishonorable and to be blunt, cowardly.

It was plain to all that knew her and were there, it was all about her, not the mission, not to fight for what is right—she had an agenda and that was what she was pushing.

Fighter pilots do fight the system but they do so for a larger purpose, not just for themselves.

Make or female, what she did was wrong.

Campbell - she did what you are supposed to do. Not bragging? Why the heck was she being interviewed in the first place? Did anyone interview a male Hog driver that got his jet shot-up? Not hardly. Snippet here and there but no media blitz like Campbell. Why? It is clear the reason why was because the media and leftists were pushing the whole female fighter thing. Please do not be manipulated by the media and leftists.

Ranges are hard to find in the states because the fan for shooting the gun is so large, what works for the 20mm pop gun doesn’t work for the Hog.

The gun is awesome and when you pull the trigger the first time, boy-howdy, it is the most fun you can have with your trousers on.

Zaragoza range in Spain and Goldwater range in AZ, the best. Shooting the gun from 12,000 feet away—gawd!
Cheers,