You know that is why they are so valuable. Those who can make it on an even playing field bring a new perspective to their area of warfare and a special understanding of half the population that is not being leveraged on that sort of level today. Read more

they actually look kinda goofy and cheap:

They are used for drug interdiction and surveillance in this hemisphere, for basic ISR overseas. They pack pretty impressive sensor suites. Read more

There are USAF expeditionary squadrons embedded into the Navy VAQ community, part of the deal when they retired the EF-111 Read more

LOVE that Black Knight Tomcat patch dude Read more

I was going to put up that Peeping Tom patch, great one. Read more

Ha, yeah there were a few variations of this too. This one is pretty good:

The art is pretty damn wicked on USAF patches though Read more

-209’s color birds rule the roost, always with a big ass vader helmet on the tail! Read more

For sure, maybe the noticeable along with VFA-103/VF-84 Read more

The newer one has he dog pukin more, a classic squadron name! Read more

Thanks! Fixed Read more

We will do a NASA one if this works out, and a USAF, USMC etc Read more

The top one is such a classic. There are a few variations I have seen. Read more

Ofcourse. Read more

News flash: In my time at Gawker Media I have never, not once, or even heard a rumor about any of my stories or viewpoints being bent to some political will. Content has never been changed, swapped, watered down or re-construed in any way based on a political bias. In meetings I have never heard of such a bias… Read more

This is very important to military issues, one of these people could be the next POTUS. This made no political claims, it just analyzed the transcript. As far as click bait, not sure how this is clickbait, certainly a lot of time and effort went into analyzing the statements made. Read more

Huh? Read more

Vfa-122s centinnial of naval aviation bird! Read more

They have new wings, the fleet has a couple years left till all of them are redone. Same ole’ misinformation Read more