You know that feeling when you almost fall out of a chair, but catch yourself at the last second? I feel like that all the time.
You know that feeling when you almost fall out of a chair, but catch yourself at the last second? I feel like that all the time.
100% the second the corpos get their hands on it, this will come with a subscription fee and “optional” features.
Y’know, I was always pretty sure this guy sucked. Was never sure why, but glad to have proof.
Also veteran currently serving. I concur.
#1 is this Pam Bondi?
I’m gonna tell boomers this is Bad Bunny.
Carl?
I’m also confused.
This looks like a tail rotor drive shaft malfunction to me--the bird was in trouble before bits started breaking off. The main rotor generates lift, but generates torque and both act on the aiframe. To balance this, most helos use a tail rotor. About 10-ish percent of the torque generated by the engines goes to powering the tail rotor, but if that shaft were to snap, the 10% that was going towards countering main rotor torque now acts at the main rotor. You rise slightly, and then spin.
Thanks! I've actually seen that done before, but I didn't recognize it here.
The crew chief does NOT sign for the aircraft, the PIC does. MX signs that the aircraft is safe for flight, but in no way are they deciding who can or cannot fly without stepping outside the bounds of their role.
Left Out, Jesus Christ, someone should call the cops.
I was going to say, OSHA police’s the greedy fat more often than the stupid.
Because they’re not old enough for them yet?
I’m so sorry
I actually love Iron Eagle, we watched it on the carrier on deployment back in the day.
Mav was a Naval Aviator; the Air Force can go make their own movie.
Why the fuck is a foreign interest allowed to influence an American election this much?
Anybody getting weird echoes of the Fugitive Slave Act?
They haven’t read it anyway.
This is precisely the level of medical knowledge I would expect from an anti-vaxxer.
He was also Commander McNeil in Tiberian Sun
That fish just beat 3 dexterity saving throws, an acrobatics check, and at least one death saving throw.
My uncultured friend doesn’t get this. How might you explain it to them?
Kegel bell
They used to do this at the Air Force Academy, and literally called the game ‘Sputnik’.
Think of what we’d save on the catering bill…