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  • Hagel declares war on troops’ pin-up girls

    05/08/2013 4:37:04 PM PDT · by 2ndDivisionVet · 72 replies
    BizPac Review ^ | May 8, 2013 | Joe Saunders
    Chuck Hagel has his priorities. The country’s in the middle of a war against terrorists. The administration he serves all but admits the military he’s in charge of can’t or won’t back up tough talk to Syria. But the Defense secretary keeps his eyes on the prize. According to the Military Times, Hagel has ordered inspections to make sure American soldiers, sailors and marines the world over have only G-rated material in their workplace. The mission is to ensure there are no “materials that create a degrading or offensive work environment,” Military Times reports. According to the paper, the effort...
  • WW2 Bomber Jackets - a set on Flicker

    For example, Heavenly Body
  • Anti-porn Groups Demand Ban on Skin Mags [in Military]

    11/06/2007 4:32:33 PM PST · by mngran2 · 73 replies · 482+ views
    Military.com ^ | 11/6/2007 | UPI
    Dozens of anti-pornography groups asked the U.S. Congress to force the Pentagon to keep sexually related material from being sold in military stores. Pornographic material was banned from being sold in military establishments nearly 10 years ago, but Christian group American Family Association claimed that adult fare, including Penthouse and Playboy material, is still being sold in the stores, USA Today reported Monday. The Pentagon deemed those materials aren't explicit enough to pull from its stores. "They're saying 'we're not selling stuff that's sexually explicit' -- and we say it's pornography," Donald Wildmon, head of the American Family Association, told...
  • Nose Art: Naked Women Driven From Afghanistan

    07/01/2007 10:24:05 AM PDT · by llevrok · 42 replies · 8,984+ views
    StrategyPage.Com ^ | 6/28/07 | James Dunnigan
    When the British Ministry of Defense found out that Harrier pilots and ground crews in Afghanistan had painted racy images ("nose art") on their aircraft, they ordered the troops to cease and desist. In addition to the possibility of women in the Royal Air Force complaining (none have, so far), there was the risk that some Afghans would be offended. No Afghans have complained yet, and Afghan men who had seen the nose art, usually studied it intently. The concept of nose are was invented by American pilots and ground crews during World War II, and quickly adopted by their...
  • PC brigade ban pin-ups on RAF jets - in case they offend women and Muslims

    06/09/2007 6:26:26 AM PDT · by radar101 · 30 replies · 1,069+ views
    In killer heels and little else, they have a definite deadly charm. But the risque images of women that have decorated warplanes since the First World War have been scrubbed out. The Ministry of Defence has decreed they could offend the RAF's female personnel. Officials admitted they had no record of any complaints from the 5,400 women in the RAF. Hello Sailor: But these pilots can appreciate Caroline's charms too But commanders are erring firmly on the side of caution and "nose art", as it is known, has been consigned to the history books. Harrier jump jet bombers currently launching...
  • Lucy Pin-Ups Banned by RAF (Offensive to Muslims and Feminists)

    06/06/2007 9:25:15 AM PDT · by DogByte6RER · 174 replies · 18,006+ views
    ThisIsHampshire.net ^ | Tuesday 5th June 2007 | Jon Reeve
    Lucy pin-ups banned by RAF ROYAL Air Force chiefs have risked a bust-up with their pilots by forcing them to black out pictures of pin-ups painted on their planes - including Hampshire glamour girl Lucy Pinder. In the 1940s it was common to see the likes of Rita Hayworth and Jane Russell adorning the fronts of Lancaster bombers and flying fortresses setting off en route to their German targets. Countless more pictures of anonymous girls were splashed across aircraft, in poses almost as risque as their crews' missions were risky. Sixty years on, when British airmen fighting the Taliban in...
  • A-10 Unit Continues 'Flying Tiger' Legacy

    05/16/2005 5:49:59 PM PDT · by AZHua87 · 57 replies · 1,527+ views
    Defend America ^ | U.S. Army Pfc. Cora Gerth
    BAGRAM AIRFIELD, Afghanistan, May 16, 2005 — The U.S. Air Force A-10s currently deployed at Bagram Airfield are part of the 23rd Fighter Group, the Flying Tigers, out of Pope Air Force Base, N.C., and are a unique group of aircraft - evident by just one look at their nose art. The noses of these A-10s are emblazoned with an image of a shark's teeth and eyes. The Flying Tigers are the only Air Force unit authorized to display nose art on their aircraft, due to the history it symbolizes. The Flying Tigers were first activated at Langley Field, Va.,...
  • GOTTA SEE THIS-War Endur.Freedom 10/30/02 - USS A Lincoln, Nose-Art,Ramallah,Darwaz,Basra,Irbil

    10/29/2002 2:06:16 PM PST · by Diogenesis · 39 replies · 4,214+ views
    Reuters, AP, Yahoo, and the usual suspects | 10/30/02 | The Armies of Good Against the Axis of Evil
    GOTTA SEE THIS - War for Enduring Freedom 10/30/02 - USS Abe Lincoln, 'Nose-Art', Ramallah, Darwaz, Basra, Irbil BREAKING: USS Abraham Lincoln, 'Nose-Art' and Operation Southern Watch BREAKING: Ramallah - Terrorists Refuse to Clean Up PA BREAKING: Hamas in Riyadh BREAKING: Darwaz - US helps treat epidemic BREAKING: al-Shalamcha, Basra, Iraq Iran body exchange (again) BREAKING: Kabul - Afghan detainees Released, Treated very well Irbil, free Iraq and free women, Kandahar, Kuwait ========= USS Abraham Lincoln ========= Aboard the carrier USS Abraham Lincoln, somewhere near the North Arabian Gulf in support of Operation Southern Watch. Aboard the carrier USS Abraham...
  • More Aviation Noseart Gone Wild!!!

    04/29/2002 7:21:47 PM PDT · by gorio · 40 replies · 1,464+ views
    The Internet ^ | 29 Apr 2002 | gorio
    Click the link above. Or wait for the images to load.
  • More U.S. Air Force Noseart

    04/19/2002 6:58:49 PM PDT · by gorio · 8 replies · 697+ views
    The Internet ^ | 4-19-02 | gorio