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October 20th 03, 03:45 AM
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October 21st 03, 03:01 AM
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(Brian) wrote in message . com...
(Steve Robeson, K4CAP) wrote in message . com... (Brian) wrote in message . com... And its not all NOAA. Air Force Weather runs a number of solar observatories around the globe, polarimeter stations, and rocketsondes. A bit of news passed to you via back-channel from Lennie, or were you reading some 1950's era "This Is The Air Force" books, Brain? They've only been doing this since the inception of the Air Force. Steve, K4YZ Stebe, I was AF Weather. You washed out and became a cook. If you say so...The only time I "cooked" in the line of duty in the USMC was heating C-Rats while in boot and on the trail. And your having been a weather guesser in the USAF in no way changes the facts vis-a-vis your earlier comments...The "facts" you cited were all things being done in the Armed Forces for decades before your signed on the line. Big deal. Steve, K4YZ |
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October 21st 03, 12:30 PM
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(Steve Robeson, K4CAP) wrote in message . com...
(Brian) wrote in message . com... (Steve Robeson, K4CAP) wrote in message . com... (Brian) wrote in message . com... And its not all NOAA. Air Force Weather runs a number of solar observatories around the globe, polarimeter stations, and rocketsondes. A bit of news passed to you via back-channel from Lennie, or were you reading some 1950's era "This Is The Air Force" books, Brain? They've only been doing this since the inception of the Air Force. Steve, K4YZ Stebe, I was AF Weather. You washed out and became a cook. If you say so... Or some other untrained, direct-duty assignment. Doesn't matter. The only time I "cooked" in the line of duty in the USMC was heating C-Rats while in boot and on the trail. You are even more talented than anyone could guess. And your having been a weather guesser in the USAF in no way changes the facts vis-a-vis your earlier comments... You comments were a lie. I have read no 1950's era "This is the Air Force" book, Stebe, nor have I received via Len and back channel news. The "facts" you cited were all things being done in the Armed Forces for decades before your signed on the line. Big deal. I merely learned them first hand. So how does a USMC nurse know about solar observatories in the USAF? Brian |
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#5
October 22nd 03, 12:28 AM
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(Brian) wrote in message . com...
(Steve Robeson, K4CAP) wrote in message . com... (Brian) wrote in message . com... (Steve Robeson, K4CAP) wrote in message . com... (Brian) wrote in message . com... And its not all NOAA. Air Force Weather runs a number of solar observatories around the globe, polarimeter stations, and rocketsondes. A bit of news passed to you via back-channel from Lennie, or were you reading some 1950's era "This Is The Air Force" books, Brain? They've only been doing this since the inception of the Air Force. Steve, K4YZ Stebe, I was AF Weather. You washed out and became a cook. If you say so... Or some other untrained, direct-duty assignment. Doesn't matter. Sorry. Advanced Avionics. Lotsa neat radio stuff. Lennie doesn't believe it, but it's in my SRB. The only time I "cooked" in the line of duty in the USMC was heating C-Rats while in boot and on the trail. You are even more talented than anyone could guess. And your having been a weather guesser in the USAF in no way changes the facts vis-a-vis your earlier comments... You comments were a lie. I have read no 1950's era "This is the Air Force" book, Stebe, nor have I received via Len and back channel news. Brain, Brain, Brain...The suggestion vis-a-vis a book or back-channel input from Lennie was a question. Please re-read the above. A question cannot be a lie...It can only be a question. The "facts" you cited were all things being done in the Armed Forces for decades before your signed on the line. Big deal. I merely learned them first hand. No doubt. I rather imagine that you stopped opening books after the "Dick and Jane" series. So how does a USMC nurse know about solar observatories in the USAF? I wouldn't know, Brain. There are no nurses (by MOS) in the USMC. Anyone who may be in the USMC now who holds licensure as a Nurse does so as a personal achievement. I knew of a couple, but none who were assigned to billets as nurses. One was a pilot, the other in admin. Nursing personnel assigned TO a Marine Corps unit are not in the Marines. (They are usually Navy) If you read a book once in a while, you might know this....But then again I doubt that too... I was not a Nurse while in the Marine Corps. As for knowing about solar observatories in the USAF, I hate to burst your bubble, but there's very little that's actually "classified" about aerography, in the USAF or otherwise, Brain. Brian Yeah...right.... Steve, K4YZ |
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#6
October 22nd 03, 11:26 AM
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(Steve Robeson, K4CAP) wrote in message m...
(Brian) wrote in message . com... (Steve Robeson, K4CAP) wrote in message . com... (Brian) wrote in message . com... (Steve Robeson, K4CAP) wrote in message . com... (Brian) wrote in message . com... And its not all NOAA. Air Force Weather runs a number of solar observatories around the globe, polarimeter stations, and rocketsondes. A bit of news passed to you via back-channel from Lennie, or were you reading some 1950's era "This Is The Air Force" books, Brain? They've only been doing this since the inception of the Air Force. Steve, K4YZ Stebe, I was AF Weather. You washed out and became a cook. If you say so... Or some other untrained, direct-duty assignment. Doesn't matter. Sorry. Advanced Avionics. Lotsa neat radio stuff. Lennie doesn't believe it, but it's in my SRB. That makes two. The only time I "cooked" in the line of duty in the USMC was heating C-Rats while in boot and on the trail. You are even more talented than anyone could guess. And your having been a weather guesser in the USAF in no way changes the facts vis-a-vis your earlier comments... You comments were a lie. I have read no 1950's era "This is the Air Force" book, Stebe, nor have I received via Len and back channel news. Brain, Brain, Brain...The suggestion vis-a-vis a book or back-channel input from Lennie was a question. Please re-read the above. A comment meant to do what? Your innocent little smear campaign is just what to expect from the Avenging Angel. A question cannot be a lie...It can only be a question. OK. Have you stopped beating your wife? The "facts" you cited were all things being done in the Armed Forces for decades before your signed on the line. Big deal. I merely learned them first hand. No doubt. I rather imagine that you stopped opening books after the "Dick and Jane" series. For a Morseodist you have a very limited imagination. Most imagine preposterous events befalling humankind, and CW is able to save the day. So how does a USMC nurse know about solar observatories in the USAF? I wouldn't know, Brain. There are no nurses (by MOS) in the USMC. Anyone who may be in the USMC now who holds licensure as a Nurse does so as a personal achievement. I knew of a couple, but none who were assigned to billets as nurses. One was a pilot, the other in admin. Nursing personnel assigned TO a Marine Corps unit are not in the Marines. (They are usually Navy) If you read a book once in a while, you might know this....But then again I doubt that too... I was not a Nurse while in the Marine Corps. Right. Advanced Avionics. As for knowing about solar observatories in the USAF, I hate to burst your bubble, but there's very little that's actually "classified" about aerography, in the USAF or otherwise, Brain. So you read and reread the 1950's era "This Is The Air Force," books and then attributed your actions to me? Brian Yeah...right.... Steve, K4YZ |
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#7
October 22nd 03, 04:26 PM
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(Brian) wrote in message . com...
(Steve Robeson, K4CAP) wrote in message m... (Brian) wrote in message . com... (Steve Robeson, K4CAP) wrote in message . com... (Brian) wrote in message . com... (Steve Robeson, K4CAP) wrote in message . com... (Brian) wrote in message . com... And its not all NOAA. Air Force Weather runs a number of solar observatories around the globe, polarimeter stations, and rocketsondes. A bit of news passed to you via back-channel from Lennie, or were you reading some 1950's era "This Is The Air Force" books, Brain? They've only been doing this since the inception of the Air Force. Steve, K4YZ Stebe, I was AF Weather. You washed out and became a cook. If you say so... Or some other untrained, direct-duty assignment. Doesn't matter. Sorry. Advanced Avionics. Lotsa neat radio stuff. Lennie doesn't believe it, but it's in my SRB. That makes two. The only time I "cooked" in the line of duty in the USMC was heating C-Rats while in boot and on the trail. You are even more talented than anyone could guess. And your having been a weather guesser in the USAF in no way changes the facts vis-a-vis your earlier comments... You comments were a lie. I have read no 1950's era "This is the Air Force" book, Stebe, nor have I received via Len and back channel news. Brain, Brain, Brain...The suggestion vis-a-vis a book or back-channel input from Lennie was a question. Please re-read the above. A comment meant to do what? Your innocent little smear campaign is just what to expect from the Avenging Angel. A question cannot be a lie...It can only be a question. OK. Have you stopped beating your wife? The "facts" you cited were all things being done in the Armed Forces for decades before your signed on the line. Big deal. I merely learned them first hand. No doubt. I rather imagine that you stopped opening books after the "Dick and Jane" series. For a Morseodist you have a very limited imagination. Most imagine preposterous events befalling humankind, and CW is able to save the day. So how does a USMC nurse know about solar observatories in the USAF? I wouldn't know, Brain. There are no nurses (by MOS) in the USMC. Anyone who may be in the USMC now who holds licensure as a Nurse does so as a personal achievement. I knew of a couple, but none who were assigned to billets as nurses. One was a pilot, the other in admin. Nursing personnel assigned TO a Marine Corps unit are not in the Marines. (They are usually Navy) If you read a book once in a while, you might know this....But then again I doubt that too... I was not a Nurse while in the Marine Corps. Right. Advanced Avionics. As for knowing about solar observatories in the USAF, I hate to burst your bubble, but there's very little that's actually "classified" about aerography, in the USAF or otherwise, Brain. So you read and reread the 1950's era "This Is The Air Force," books and then attributed your actions to me? Brian Yeah...right.... Steve, K4YZ I am sure there was a point to this post, Brain, but quite frankly, it was lost on me. But then clarity of expression was never your forte, was it? Steve, K4YZ |
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#8
October 22nd 03, 09:23 PM
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(Brian) writes: (Steve Robeson, K4CAP) wrote in message om... (Brian) wrote in message .com... (Steve Robeson, K4CAP) wrote in message .com... (Brian) wrote in message .com... (Steve Robeson, K4CAP) wrote in message .com... (Brian) wrote in message .com... And its not all NOAA. Air Force Weather runs a number of solar observatories around the globe, polarimeter stations, and rocketsondes. A bit of news passed to you via back-channel from Lennie, or were you reading some 1950's era "This Is The Air Force" books, Brain? They've only been doing this since the inception of the Air Force. Steve, K4YZ Stebe, I was AF Weather. You washed out and became a cook. If you say so... Or some other untrained, direct-duty assignment. Doesn't matter. Sorry. Advanced Avionics. Lotsa neat radio stuff. Lennie doesn't believe it, but it's in my SRB. That makes two. "Advanced Avionics" to Ace Airman Stebe: Switch-over from tube aircraft intercom sets to transistorized aircraft intercom sets. Brian, give him a common AN/ARC-201 and he doesn't know what in hell it is. He MIGHT know about an AN/ARC-27 but that's only because it has been in USN inventory since before 1970. The only time I "cooked" in the line of duty in the USMC was heating C-Rats while in boot and on the trail. You are even more talented than anyone could guess. And your having been a weather guesser in the USAF in no way changes the facts vis-a-vis your earlier comments... You comments were a lie. I have read no 1950's era "This is the Air Force" book, Stebe, nor have I received via Len and back channel news. Brain, Brain, Brain...The suggestion vis-a-vis a book or back-channel input from Lennie was a question. Please re-read the above. A comment meant to do what? Your innocent little smear campaign is just what to expect from the Avenging Angel. Stebe never "lies." He tells untruths, he makes mistakes by the ton, but he is a loyal USMC (United States Morse Codist) and follows orders posted at Hq bulletin board in Newington. The medical folks at Glendale Memorial thought Efren Saldivar was a good respiratory thereapist nurse...until too many patients assumed room temperature while under his care. Fully certified, lots of pretty paper attesting to his expertise. The "angel of death" is now in lockup. [Glendale, CA, old established and modernized hospital in the Glendale hills] Fantastic similarity. A question cannot be a lie...It can only be a question. OK. Have you stopped beating your wife? Which one? The "facts" you cited were all things being done in the Armed Forces for decades before your signed on the line. Big deal. I merely learned them first hand. No doubt. I rather imagine that you stopped opening books after the "Dick and Jane" series. For a Morseodist you have a very limited imagination. Most imagine preposterous events befalling humankind, and CW is able to save the day. I'll argue the imagination part, Brian. Remeber Stebe's "hostile actions?" :-) So how does a USMC nurse know about solar observatories in the USAF? I wouldn't know, Brain. There are no nurses (by MOS) in the USMC. Anyone who may be in the USMC now who holds licensure as a Nurse does so as a personal achievement. I knew of a couple, but none who were assigned to billets as nurses. One was a pilot, the other in admin. Nursing personnel assigned TO the Marines. (They are usually Navy) If you read a book once in a while, you might know this....But then again I doubt that too... I was not a Nurse while in the Marine Corps. Right. Advanced Avionics. Yeah, he changed tubes in old aircraft intercom sets... As for knowing about solar observatories in the USAF, I hate to burst your bubble, but there's very little that's actually "classified" about aerography, in the USAF or otherwise, Brain. So you read and reread the 1950's era "This Is The Air Force," books and then attributed your actions to me? Careful, Brian, those are His study books for the Civil Air Patrol. He is still working on the meaning of "PIREPS" and has just started to memorize "isobars," discovering that they aren't for a lockup for that most heinous of all "service" crimes: Lying. Wouldn't it be fun if he found out what "adiabatic lapse rate" was? :-) LHA |
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