That’s going to cost them.
It would if I were one of the retirees who was likely forced out.
No good deed goes unpunished.
They’d have to at least link my pension to my personal Inflation rate.
Plus pay my Federal, State and Property taxes forevermore.
.....and they shall beat their swords into plowshares, and learn of war no more”
“And they gathered to a place called, Armageddon.”
So, this is a good time to pre-order!?
oh no...not those awful 50yro white males....please tell it ain’t so...
This can’t succeed. Slide Rules are extinct and that era’s TI calculators have atrophied!
Twenty years is not that long ago. Is everyone from that era with the knowledge now retired?
This is what happens when institutional knowledge is not passed down because companies insist on hiring those that think their degree in gender students and grievance posturing is sufficient to power the world.
Did no one in our military think it might be important to make sure those companies had a plan to pass on this knowledge to a few of the younger generation?
This is the type of thing I fear happening to our infrastructure such as the power grid after all that can actually “do” are pushed out and gone and those in charge know nothing regarding the systems they are left to maintain.
It’s much like when the tech guy who builds your company’s computer system leaves to go elsewhere. If no one else knows where the bailing wire and chewing gum connections are located then you are in a deep spot when the system crashes.
Make sure to build more cluster bombs for the libtards to kill civilians with
“Raytheon Calls in Retirees to Help Restart Stinger Missile Production”
Take that Putin!!!! We make sure to keep our production capability intact so well that we have to go to nursing homes to restart it.
This all begs the question: is the Stinger the best portable AA missile that we have? If so, we should have tens of thousands in storage, and if not then why build them instead of the more modern one. This doesn’t make much sense.
That said, I hope that the retirees drive a hard bargain and get their pensions bumped up a bunch, in addition to a bunch of salary. Maybe , in addition to teaching the newer generation how to make Stingers, they can also toughen them up. Oh, and maybe Raytheon and the other contractors will start putting away blueprints and procedure books so that this doesn’t happen again.
Seems they’re planning to continue bloody Vicky’s War for the foreseeable future.
-fJRoberts-
-PJ
Why not buy some back from the Afghanis they left them with?
Seems like common sense that if you haven’t been interested in building up stockpiles or tools of war, good policy would be to quit bullying and fomenting perpetual wars all over the globe.
Trump was right when he called the elitists stupid. They are not as capable as they think they are.
I say this tongue in cheek, having written many "procedure documentations," some useful, some silly.
So, 30 years ago, we were 30 somethings and could make missiles because we also had 50 somethings to guide us, but the current generation of sissified 30 somethings cannot make missiles and the companies got rid of the 50 somethings.
Someone want to prove how China’s education system teaching kids calculus in elementary school cannot beat the US in a war? I think they could clobber us without breaking a sweat.
“Pale, stale and male” could become a good thing again.
90 year olds in Massachusetts and 70 year olds in Tennessee will be packing up and moving to Tucson?
There’s BIG money in them thar puppet wars.