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When the mother of your PTL (Physical Training Leader) just passed away and is on emergency leave, yes, anyone can lead a PT session that has had the training to do so. Since all airman in my group need 2 verified sessions a week, and I am the one that has to sign off on that paperwork, I said I would take the names of those that attend.
As far as my credentials in the Air Force, say what you will about them, but I am there. I have served since 1983, enlisted first, then after I got my degrees, I went to OTS. Been a officer since 1997.
Look, I have read what everyone put. Thanks to the two people who answered the questions I had. They understand that I simply wanted to know why some were angry. Those that I asked were not, nothing against them. They all said the same thing. Yeah he was over the top, and yeah his comments were wrong, but why worry about them? That is the same thing that I put for my opinion on the subject. This guy said something crazy, but that does not change the fact that we have a job to do. I guess we dealt with the comments better.
As far as comments that I have said in the past, none of them were trolling. The were all questions, and apparently instead of thinking logically, many of you decide to name call. My first post on the filibuster? Read the next thing I put on it after I asked my question. It clearly thanked the poster for the infomation, and then I told him how I won a debate with someone using it.
Look, if you don't want to think about the things I brought up, then don't reply. I can wait for the few who actually give their opinion civily to come aboard.

>>>>Yeah he was over the top, and yeah his comments were wrong, but why worry about them?

You CLAIM to be an officer and you don't understand what the problem is here?

I don't believe you. But that is irrelevant.

If *I* said, our MIL is comparable to Nazis, THAT is nothing to worry about.

BUT A SENATOR saying this, and giving sound bits for Al Jazeera is TREASON.

You even posting this bull crap on a message board while claming to be active duty is aiding.

Well, I'll be...you answered, but you seemed to be doing a lot of fence-straddling in the meantime. As a military widow and mom, I don't like your condescending attitude, and I don't care who promoted you to the rank you are.

If you have gotten that far in the US Military, then you should be ashamed of what you have posted, and that includes all your "answers."

My family shed too much blood to let you slide on the wings of the dead.

I read some of your past posts -- a semblance of 'fair-mindedness', to paraphrase, is worthless when the Left wants US to bend one knee to the UN.

If you missed it over these past 5 years, BTW, we control all the levers of government, and Last Century Socialist agitprop is the Democrat's only currency.

Unless you dig powder blue helmets, I say sell the Democrats short.

"When the mother of your PTL (Physical Training Leader) just passed away and is on emergency leave,"

Bunk.
But considering your claim to not be offended by Durbins comment..
I'd say that you are an imposter.

"Look, if you don't want to think about the things I brought up, then don't reply."

If you don't want to be outed, don't lie.

"When the mother of your PTL (Physical Training Leader) just passed away and is on emergency leave, yes, anyone can lead a PT session that has had the training to do so. Since all airman in my group need 2 verified sessions a week, and I am the one that has to sign off on that paperwork, I said I would take the names of those that attend.
As far as my credentials in the Air Force, say what you will about them, but I am there. I have served since 1983, enlisted first, then after I got my degrees, I went to OTS. Been a officer since 1997.
Look, I have read what everyone put. Thanks to the two people who answered the questions I had. They understand that I simply wanted to know why some were angry. Those that I asked were not, nothing against them. They all said the same thing. Yeah he was over the top, and yeah his comments were wrong, but why worry about them? That is the same thing that I put for my opinion on the subject. This guy said something crazy, but that does not change the fact that we have a job to do. I guess we dealt with the comments better."

You claim to be an officer, but "officer" denotes some semblance of education. If you ARE an officer, (which I doubt) why can't you form a recognizable paragraph?

You sound rather trollish to me...prove me wrong...

Hmm, served since 1983... When did you go through BMTS?

Which Squadron?

What were your TI's names?

What was your Squadron's Commander? Where did you go to Tech School? What month? If you went in 1983 as a 702...you haven't got credentials. You got favoritism.

Glad you made the OTS, but, until you can prove you were on "the line", you don't have the credentials