Besides the mighty security forces, they have the para-rescue dudes who train to save downed pilots, but I don't think it's quite as hard as Army or Navy special ops. If you saw the movie Black Hawk Down, the Air Force guys were the ones with the special saw trying to slice through the chopper to save the pilot.
This may twist some sense into their heads. Down the road if/when they're commanding troops they'll know not to send them in unprepared. Hopefully...
At my company they don't smack you around for making a mistake because you should learn from it and be better for it. If you make the same mistake twice it's your ass.
Great, now its gona snow again on the MTN. Isn't it suppose to be spring or something?
ReplyDeletedude take your verification word off. Is retarded...
That's why they're in the Air Force.
ReplyDeleteTrue, but they did make it higher up the mountain than you ever have! And if they were AF Reserve they woulda bagged the peak!
ReplyDeleteI have been to the top a number of times.
ReplyDeleteDriving and/or taking the train doesn't count, wanker!
ReplyDeleteDoes the AF have an elite fighting force, like the Green Berets, Navy Seals, or the entire US Marine Corps?
ReplyDeleteIf they do (and I doubt they do), my guess is that these guys are not in that program.fh
Besides the mighty security forces, they have the para-rescue dudes who train to save downed pilots, but I don't think it's quite as hard as Army or Navy special ops. If you saw the movie Black Hawk Down, the Air Force guys were the ones with the special saw trying to slice through the chopper to save the pilot.
ReplyDelete1. Dani, how do you take the verification off?
ReplyDelete2. Para Rescue and Combat Controllers go through several levels of vigorous training (much of it at Army facilities).
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This may twist some sense into their heads. Down the road if/when they're commanding troops they'll know not to send them in unprepared. Hopefully...
ReplyDeleteAt my company they don't smack you around for making a mistake because you should learn from it and be better for it. If you make the same mistake twice it's your ass.