Attn: US ARMY Vets

[144inBama]

And, . . today they all drive big trucks. Unmarked. No DOT numbers.

With near-invisible chase vehicles and silent chopters overhead to guard the rig ferrying sealed loads from 14-stories below Mt Weather and running cross-continent non-stop to go deeeep within Cheyenne Mountain

“Miles past the blast doors, dude. Miles.”

Hell, just last month drove her onto USNS Cape Inscription RO/RO to meet an Ohio-Class in the Pacific Test Range. Flipped the chassis locks and the 22-ton container lifted itself off the trailer . . . and hovered on out.

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EPIC!!!

 

[kopcicle]

All I got.
So, I can shoot.
And WE can wrench and operate a 30 year old bucket of bolts better than the rest of the fleet.
I managed to keep my crow longer than a few weeks.
The rest don't mean nuithin .
Non sibi sed patriae