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krispykremessuck posted:the fat games forum mod leaked the forum to the offsite to get abe demodded and blamed it on whip as whip was a known associate of rrail This is loving stupid enough to be true.
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The funniest leak I saw was Ozma admitting to giving Fire a new account after the meltdown he had in the Bradley Manning thread. She hates him too, but felt sorry for him.
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Larry Parrish posted:It'd be pretty funny if we had more than one Command Post dork in GiP. I guess it is funny then. But yeah, you're clearance is probably safe, enjoy the weekend for me, I'm stuck working.
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Kuroyama posted:I guess it is funny then. I spent my first 4 years in the AF working in the Command Post at Barksdale and I didn't kill myself.
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Dead Reckoning posted:Two posts up: hahahahahahaha Larry Parrish posted:Thanks. And I will. The only thing I can think of is if it's some weird PRP-eqsue "certification" for CP folks that you're referring to as opposed to a no bullshit clearance. The rules for something like that could possibly be different (they'll suspend your PRP temporarily for taking OTC cold meds lol). I have no idea if such a thing even exists but if that's the case the rules might be different and I would look into it further. But yeah, if you're talking about a no bullshit security clearance, regardless of whether it's Secret, TS, or SCI/SAP/whatever access, you're being lied to.
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Does a sq/cc even have the authority to pull a clearance?
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Stupid air force question what does cc stand for?
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Godholio posted:Does a sq/cc even have the authority to pull a clearance? No. Like Shim said he can do various admin type things that can de facto restrict your ability to access classified, but he can't unilaterally formally pull a clearance. Flikken posted:Stupid air force question what does cc stand for? Commander.
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"iyaayas01" posted:
Seriously that's it? I always figured the second c meant something else.
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There's a bunch of theories (mostly stupid) about where most of those acronyms come from. Probably the one that makes the most sense to me is that it's derivative of Company Commander from the USAAF days. I think the only one that actually makes sense is DO: Director of Operations. Vice Commander is CV, naturally. Edit: Christian Crusader
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Godholio posted:Christian Crusader
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Flikken posted:Stupid air force question what does cc stand for? commanding commander?
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iyaayas01 posted:
We do have a ~~extra-special~~ certification, but it's not PRP-like at all. And it's handled by my operational chain, not the administrative one. Like I said it's just what the SQ superintendent says, so as far as anyone knows it's BS. But they'll probably start the paperwork on Tuesday, since it's apparently what Mental Health suggested.
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Godholio posted:There's a bunch of theories (mostly stupid) about where most of those acronyms come from. Probably the one that makes the most sense to me is that it's derivative of Company Commander from the USAAF days. I think the only one that actually makes sense is DO: Director of Operations. Vice Commander is CV, naturally. I went from Army Guard to Air Force Reserve for a bit, and I still never understood half of the lingo. That and apparently you spelled Hooah, Huah, for reasons? My personal opinion is the Air Force is just trying to be different.
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That's definitely a thing, and is the whole reason the current ABU camo exists.
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tuluk posted:commanding commander? Cuck Commander
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Cock Consumer
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So apparently Air Force-wide, less than 25% of pilots are taking the bonus to reup. Of those who are taking it, MORE THAN HALF are at the Pentagon. 
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Godholio posted:So apparently Air Force-wide, less than 25% of pilots are taking the bonus to reup. Of those who are taking it, MORE THAN HALF are at the Pentagon. good personally, there is no way I would take the bonus unless 1) my short tour countdown was reset and 2) I already knew what my assignment was going to be for the next few years
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Is job selection for the reserves different than active duty or do you still just go to MEPs with your little list and you get whatever is available from the base in your area and wait for something to drop?
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Sasgrillo posted:Is job selection for the reserves different than active duty or do you still just go to MEPs with your little list and you get whatever is available from the base in your area and wait for something to drop? From what I understand, you go to the reserve unit and they have some jobs that are open. You pick one then you are in the reserve. You then wait for a slot to open up to go to basic and go to the tech school for that job. Once you're in tech school they rush you through as fast as possible because the reserve has to pay you a bunch of money since that's your job pretty much. Meanwhile the active duty people are stuck waiting for maybe weeks at a time to get a slot in school.
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Cojawfee posted:From what I understand, you go to the reserve unit and they have some jobs that are open. You pick one then you are in the reserve. You then wait for a slot to open up to go to basic and go to the tech school for that job. Once you're in tech school they rush you through as fast as possible because the reserve has to pay you a bunch of money since that's your job pretty much. Meanwhile the active duty people are stuck waiting for maybe weeks at a time to get a slot in school. Pretty much that. You have to go direct to the unit and get them to buy off on having you fill a slot for a given AFSC. After that you'll do the same pipeline as AD (MEPS -> BMT -> tech school), but yeah they rush you through tech school as quickly as possible because the Reserve unit has to pay for you to be on orders that whole time. This basic arrangement applies (with a few minor differences) regardless of whether you're traditional, AGR, or ART. Same general process applies to the Guard as well.
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September is out of the scope of my contract. Sorry bros.
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