Sorry about the ad! One of Andy Rooneys' pieces on Memorial day and the cost of wars. Powerful stuff I thought. Andy Rooney was my kind of curmudgeon. ;o)
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that's the command given, to salute, in the US military.
Sorry about the ad! One of Andy Rooneys' pieces on Memorial day and the cost of wars. Powerful stuff I thought. Andy Rooney was my kind of curmudgeon. ;o)
posted by moodoniaColbert shaves Woody Harrelson's head in support of the troops while the two do a pitch perfect 2 part harmony to the national anthem. Bad. Ass.
posted by Selektaa 1 decade 5 years 3 months ago • 4,073 viewsComplete with dramatic 70s military music
posted by maatcBased on the story found here http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2007/04/12/sunday/main2677251.shtml Everyone should see this movie. It still amazes me how much Americans embrace, honor and respect our... continue reading
posted by Hive13This Marine gives us his opinion of the type of "fun" being in Iraq is.
posted by MarineGunrockFilmed at the 2008 Left Forum, 3/16/2008 at Cooper Union, New York City on a panel titled: Lessons of the Iraq Occupation. Jeremy Scahill writes for the Nation, and is the author of Blackwater: The Rise... continue reading
posted by Kulpims T'dnaLockheed Martin F-35B Lightning II is the short takeoff and vertical landing (STOVL) variant of the aircraft. Similar in size to the A variant, the B sacrifices some fuel volume for a vertical flight... continue reading
posted by Kulpims T'dnaThe real problem with US foreign policy - it's us.
posted by 12707 1 decade 6 years 4 months 1 week ago • 1,133 viewsjust because i thought kulpims might enjoy a little deja-vu.
posted by my15minutesTo me this is still one of the coolest looking planes on the planet. In this video you get to see this Cold War spy plane do a low fly-by. It is a marvel of engineering and a thing of beauty, IMHO.
posted by CaptWillardUSMC 2nd Force Recon, practicing the high-art of the HALO/HAHO/Jump Here seen footage as Marines what like to jump from planes and perform other feats of lo-hangin' ballsacktitude, hone and otherwise... continue reading
posted by choggieThe US Marine Raiders were the first force formed for the specific tasks of raiding and guerilla warfare. They focused on high quality training, and a unique ethos in their operation as a team. The term... continue reading
posted by BoneyDNicole Malachowski (ne. Ellingwood), callsign "FiFi" (b. 1974), is a United States Air Force Major and the first woman pilot selected to fly as part of the Air Force Air Demonstration Squadron, better... continue reading
posted by Kulpims T'dnaQuick flypast by a very impressive plane at the Bray airshow, east coast of Ireland in late July 2008. It was a warm sunny day and this particularly moved me as I was snorkelling out off the mountain at... continue reading
posted by moodoniaAll kinds of deadly ordnance dropped from B-52
posted by Kulpims T'dnaFrom Wikipedia: The F-22 is claimed by multiple sources to be the world’s most effective air superiority fighter. The US Air Force states that the F-22 cannot be matched by any known or projected fighter... continue reading
posted by kronosposeidonFrom Strategic Air Command 1955. The B36 was for a long time the worlds biggest bomber, with 10 engines, it was probably the loudest too...
posted by moodoniaThe great scene where Yeager crashes the NF-104. The plane was adapted with a rocket motor to propel it to an altitude over 100,000 ft. At that altitude the atmosphere is too thin for traditional flight... continue reading
posted by snoozedoctorI was there one year to see them in action. Mindblowing. A long series of I-can't-believe-it's-not-photoshopped moments.
posted by calvadosA nice parking job with a heavy machine.
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