Downtown “Funky Stuff” Malone🍆
Verified Military
Serious question, is “not” running out of gas part of the assessment?we ran out of gas
Lol, no. We didn’t have the power to get over a mountain so we had to go around it which took about an hour and the LZ changed last minute. Our bingo was 1800 pounds so we had to go. My bro and I were the second iteration, sucks to suck. He got in a live fast rope and I got a rope ladder. In order for us to get certified we need a hoist, fast rope, rappel and rope ladder.Serious question, is “not” running out of gas part of the assessment?
Sure am!You still at Nellis?
Can you just imagine a Blackhawk parked in the middle of grassy field and the pilots walking away carrying fuel cans?Serious question, is “not” running out of gas part of the assessment?
Can you just imagine a Blackhawk parked in the middle of grassy field and the pilots walking away carrying fuel cans?
I know plenty of pilots and that's definitely some shit I see them doing. When I was with SOJTF I met a pilot flying CSAR that I can totally picture doing just that.As an LT I remember a Black Hawk landing on the open field near the Burger King and a crew member waking in the restaurant’s direction... I just assumed he was getting it to go. ;)
I’m going to assume you’ve read Chicken Hawk, but if not…I have heard stories from the old Vietnam era Huey pilot instructors when I went through Rucker about some crazy landings. These are guys that stopped counting flight hours at 50k...
I've seen an Apache pilot land to take a shit on our FOB in Iraq. Word must have gotten around that we had the cleanest portashitters in Iraq.As an LT I remember a Black Hawk landing on the open field near the Burger King and a crew member waking in the restaurant’s direction... I just assumed he was getting it to go. ;)
Things aren’t looking good…
Looks like you got a little cervical schmutz (that is a highly technical medical term, you probably won't understand it). Decompression and a cage/fusion in your future?
I googled it and ended up with medical journals on end, so, yes it highly technical indeed.
Care to elaborate at all? Maybe explain a bit as to what that term means Even? Even independent of the poster.
Meet with the surgeon on 15 June to discuss options.Looks like you got a little cervical schmutz (that is a highly technical medical term, you probably won't understand it). Decompression and a cage/fusion in your future?
Meet with the surgeon on 15 June to discuss options.
I’m pretty sure my flying career is over but fingers crossed. According to my Flight Doc I can’t fly in high performance aircraft which a 60 is not. If I can’t fly it will be a retrain for med retire I’m assuming.Good luck.
I worked with neuroradiologists/neurosurgeons in my last job. I still have some on speed dial. If you have any questions, I am happy to reach out. I will say I have seen far worse MRs with awesome outcomes.
The bigger question is, how will this affect the military job?