It seems the official Air Force answer is: Three!
To: MIchaelTArchangel
Beats the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston. Technicians there use a one-man, 30-foot-high sissors lift to replace burnt-out bulbs on the Top Executives’ top floor. The lift swings ‘n sways while you’re up there, hanging-on for dear life.
2 posted on
05/09/2008 11:54:57 AM PDT by
pabianice
To: MIchaelTArchangel
Yes, and an insight into humanity. It isn’t their problem because they don’t own it. Therefore beaurocratic oversight is required.
3 posted on
05/09/2008 11:55:21 AM PDT by
vpintheak
(Like a muddied spring or a polluted well is a righteous man who gives way to the wicked. Prov. 25:26)
To: MIchaelTArchangel
In the Army a general officer is required to supervise all maintenance operations.
10 posted on
05/09/2008 12:53:36 PM PDT by
quadrant
To: MIchaelTArchangel
How far my Air Force has fallen...
11 posted on
05/09/2008 12:54:44 PM PDT by
JRios1968
("If you go over a cliff with all flags flying, you are still going over a cliff"--Ronald Reagan)
To: MIchaelTArchangel
It’s a lamp not a bulb. ;)
12 posted on
05/09/2008 12:56:45 PM PDT by
Perdogg
(Four years of Carter gave us 29 years of Iran; What will Hilabama give us?)
To: MIchaelTArchangel
Same as in the Army:
1- to find a replacement bulb and 'borrow' a ladder.
1- to 'borrow' the replacement bulb and switch it with the burned out bulb.
1- to watch for the 1st Sargent.
14 posted on
05/09/2008 9:36:22 PM PDT by
Tainan
(Talk is cheap. Silence is golden. All I got is brass...lotsa brass.)
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