wrote:
From: "bb" on Fri,May 13 2005 6:07 pm

K4YZ wrote:
bb wrote:
K4YZ wrote:
bb wrote:

Steve lies.

You keep saying that, Brain, but you've not supplied
evidence of a
single one...

Steve, K4YZ

I took a 3-week long snapshot of your postings and saw 29 lies,
and I
didn't even read all of your squabbles with the RRA.MISC guys.

And you haven't validated a one of them.

Not a one.

Nice troll, however.

No troll. Just facts.

Speaking of Facts, got any? Scan 'em and post 'em. Especially the
one
about "A" NCOIC of MARS/Okinawa.

I've been in and around military organizations between
1952 and 1989 and have NEVER seen, not even heard
mentioned, of any "Assistant" NCOIC (Non-Commissioned
Officer In Charge) TITLE.

That may be a "new" title in military hierarchy?

I held the title of "Assistant Chief, Weather Station Operations" while
chopped to the 2nd Infantry Division, Camp Casey AIN, ROK.

It was not a rank, and it was not an "NCOIC" billet. It was a
"weather" thing.

Could be that the USMC does things "differently."

No doubt. The USMC probably did things "differently" than Steve
remembers.

They
like to call the equivalent of a Private First Class as
"Lance Corporal." Much more "important" a title.

Ah, yes. The "jousting" Corporals.

I'm still waiting for the Avenging Angle of Dearth to
supply his "authority" ("assistant" or otherwise) on
Somalian Radio Regulations...and of the USAF command
functions in regards to communications.

Don't. He has none. He doesn't even have the documents for the things
he claims of himself. He's one doc shy of a load.

I've sort of given up on the Assistant to supply his
"authority" to "just pick up a phone and, using his
'medical qualifications', have anyone else 'picked
up' [by other authorities]."

I remain a free man. He must of been smoking crack when he made those
unsubstantiated claims of absolute authority.

MARS on Okinawa must have gotten a lot bigger since
the 60s. Perhaps they added a second cushion to the
Operating Office single desk chair? Sort of an
"Assistant" cushion? As is common in the military,
that second cushion would be abbreviated "Ass."
[seems to fit him somehow...]



Some of the guys probably thought that of me. Goes with the job.

But it sure took Stevie Wonder a long time to remember what the "A"
stood for. Medication?