[jagusafr]

Argh. It's getting closer and closer to time to retire.

[davisfh]

I’m retired AF and would strongly advice you not to lose your cool. Just hang in there.

[ducttape45]

ping

[McCloud-Strife]

I’m still not over the sexual assault briefing I got a few years back that said 1/2 of the Air Force was either a rapist or helped someone cover up a sexual assault.
This fluff is the crap I have to endure to do what passion and patriotism desire. No one I know takes that stuff seriously no matter how much PC crap the brass demands of the force.

[daisy mae for the usa]

Bless you, and thank you for your service. Always remember, the good guys are the good guys because they are the good guys, and no one can take that away.

[Inspectorette]

First, jag, thank you for your service. This thread really depresses me. My oldest grandson is in Week 6 of AFBMT at Lackland. We just saw pix of his Flight on Facebook, and there he is, coming out of the gas chamber! We are so proud of him wanting to serve our country (his MOS is Aircraft Loadmaster), but so dearly wish he were serving under a different Commander-in-Chief.

[Mr Rogers]

I’m glad I retired in Oct 08. My son got back from Afghanistan in December with the Army Guard, and he plans on getting out ASAP. He’s an E-3, but he is convinced that none of the higher-ups in Afghanistan have any clue about what is happening outside the FOBs...

[KC_Lion]

You are just getting to that now?

They Thrust that crap back on us in January!

I almost literately gagged myself with the "Don't Ask Don't Tell" Repeal lesson and the "Tolerance" Lesson.

I just kept hitting next as fast as the damn thing would load.

[Rightly Biased]

Thanks for your service

Sorry for what we have let our Military become.

It saddens my Dad as well.

[aomagrat]

I had to attend a leadership class when I was in the navy and the instructor kept emphasizing the importance of diversity when making any decision. A grizzled First Class bos’un in the back finally had all he could take. He stood up and said,

“Alright people, gather around. We've got a fire in the paint locker and we've got to have a group discussion to figure out what we are going to do about it. My suggestion is to nominate a crisis response committee. Now we need to ensure that there is enough diversity on this committee to handle the situation, so make your nominations with that in mind.”

[ducttape45]

Dude, from a current federal civilian employee, it's common practice. Human relations in the world of government employment will become increasingly hostile and "politically correct."

Case in point; I was delivered a poster that spoke on being sensitive to homosexuals in the military. This was right after "Don't ask, don't tell" was repealed. I fed it to the shredder, but I am waiting them to find out that their poster doesn't exist in my workplace and then incur their wrath.

[ncfool]

Fox news heated this up today with the documentary tonight regarding the shooting. It clearly shows a cover up by the Holder run IN-JUSTICE department. How this is not an act of terrorism should be made a major election issue.

This has been classified as work place violence.

We need a change in 2012 in the white House.

Very sad when our political correctness calls TERRORISM work place violence.

[SaraJohnson]

I’m sorry you are going through this bout of treason. We have not seen the military put the enemy on a pedistal like this since the Viet Nam war. That means it is extra dangerous for our men and woman in uniform now.

Young people should think twice before going into the military when the elite turn on the country like is happening right now. They don’t risk their lives to uphold globalism, Marxist political correctness and Shira. That is depressing and the grounds for reaping tons of disappointment and resentment.