Motivational Poster Thread (warning content)

Just move it in front of the TV and you will not miss anything during the Super Bowl!

 

I really like this throne. It only lacks a really ornate scepter leaning on the right side within reach, so as to be able to give proper commands to lesser beings, and a crown hanging in the wall to ones left when seated to complete the image. Pictures will be taken of folks using the throne at their request. This so needs to be part of my new house. LOL

 

I like the wall paper erotica....very mood enhancing.

I also see a chain...but no whips!

 

Your TV's have bidet's , WOW thas why USA is So left

 

Weight lifting - more than it seems!

 

Sound like someone you know?

 

USAF - we carry everybody! (gotta love this pic)


USAF way to walk the dog. Poor dog has to wonder if his handler is nutz...

 

Flying dogs!!

On a more serious note

As some of you Kit Up! readers may have seen — last week Military.com sent two of the editorial staff to Bagram, Afghanistan to look at the USAF’s Aeromedical Evacuation teams and the various phases of care delivered to our combat wounded.

Thanks to the USAF’s Air Mobility Command we caught a ride from Ramstein to JB McGuire / Dix / Lakehurst and I got the chance to chat with some of the flight crew about the things they’ve seen and experienced in their job.

It turns out that just two days earlier they had a very special guest on their C-17 –this military working dog is named Cujo and while the crew didn’t know a lot of details about what happened to him they told me he had been shot in the leg a few days earlier and was given the same professional and competent level of care as his human colleagues during his med-evac. He is expected to make a full recovery.

 

This dog (Lucca) has it made.

 

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It turns out that just two days earlier they had a very special guest on their C-17 –this military working dog is named Cujo and while the crew didn’t know a lot of details about what happened to him they told me he had been shot in the leg a few days earlier and was given the same professional and competent level of care as his human colleagues during his med-evac. He is expected to make a recovery"........so what you are saying is "we treat our soldiers like dogs"

 

As it should Be !! , Both handler & pup are one in connection ..
I have trusted dog/handler as one .

Good to see efforts for those. as I once was

Sloth

 

Toughest job on planet earth - Medivac flight nurse. These folks are mostly stable, but it is 6.5 hours Bagdaddy central to Germany. Call it almost 8 hours facility to facility. If the pt starts to go sour.....

 

Great post. Been there done that. It either makes you stronger, you seek support from others or go insane.