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Re: OT, Supporting our troops
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Posted by Christos on August 03, 2005 at 09:05:41 from (130.108.236.239):
In Reply to: Re: OT, Supporting our troops posted by CLW on August 03, 2005 at 08:43:13:
Don't worry your wording - I wasn't offended. I apologize if I came across as harsh I wasn't trying to be. It would have made more sense had we been in person (one more thing you gotta love about technology ;) ). I watched the PBS/Nova Special back in 2003 when I was a freshman in College and I was hooked on that plane from then on. Thats also how I know what it is "'supposed to" replace. I guess "'supposed to" is the operative words however that plane turns out who knows. I've been leaning towards the Air Force but lately I have been seriously considering the Navy or the Marine Corps, more so because of how the like to keep tradition not scrap the ones they have in the past (eg BDU patches, Dress Uniform, Nose Art, etc) - On a side note I used to be in Air Force ROTC but I couldn't drop weight fast enough for them and when I had lost almost enough weight, they wouldn't weight me in so that kinda screwed things up for me also being a non-technical major jacked me up also (Poly-Sci/History - just what you all needed another political wanna-be ;)). Christos
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