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Beiruty wrote:FIM-92 Stinger missile:

That's how I made my living for many many years.

TresHuevos wrote:

Beiruty wrote:FIM-92 Stinger missile:

That's how I made my living for many many years.

After graduating from Advanced Individual Training as a Field Artillery Crewman, I was sent to Ft Bliss to get the R6 identifier as a Redeye gunner. 13B10R6.

In 1991, Wing Commander won the Origins Award for Best Fantasy

oljames3 wrote:

TresHuevos wrote:

Beiruty wrote:FIM-92 Stinger missile:

That's how I made my living for many many years.

After graduating from Advanced Individual Training as a Field Artillery Crewman, I was sent to Ft Bliss to get the R6 identifier as a Redeye gunner. 13B10R6.

So I'm sure you remember getting "Popeye" arms from pumping up the tracking head trainer after engagements.

I'm past waiting for that day.

88 days.

I have found these online clocks tracking 1/1/16 Open Carry:

https://countingdownto.com/countdown/ev ... 19c43f2239

http://www.timeanddate.com/countdown/ge ... in%20Texas

http://www.timeanddate.com/countdown/to ... me=generic

M88 recovery vehicle

v-rog wrote:

M88 recovery vehicle

You ever seen one of them stuck in the mud up to it's lights?

MeMelYup wrote:

v-rog wrote:

M88 recovery vehicle

You ever seen one of them stuck in the mud up to it's lights?

No, but I did see an M109A1 stuck in Cowhouse Creek so badly that it took _two_ M88s to winch it out.

Beretta 87 Target

F-86

85 days

83 days.


HMS St Albans F83.

oljames3 wrote:

MeMelYup wrote:

v-rog wrote:
M88 recovery vehicle

You ever seen one of them stuck in the mud up to it's lights?

No, but I did see an M109A1 stuck in Cowhouse Creek so badly that it took _two_ M88s to winch it out.

I've been pulled out of a nasty hole myself by an 88. My tank was nothing but a pillbox before the help arrived.

We all failed for missing the whole "1984" and big brother thing. I even saved off a picture to use, so I failed the most.