
A VC-25, operated by the US Air Force under charter to Sad Clown Enterprises, Inc, is shown flying over the Statue of Liberty, prior to turning final to fly low over Manhattan
A broken old-time clock is right twice a day. So it is with me.
As I suspected two weeks ago, Louis Caldera has
I see that Fuzzybear Lioness (and others) have a different take on the subject in the post above this one.
I guess I want to know why it matters so much that it be something other than it is?



Then it's compounded by cancelling a subsequent mission over DC, and only releasing one photo, while the public has already paid for the batch. The proper response to a communication failure isn't to never fly that kind of op again, it's to correct the communication problems and continue with the mission.
Exactly. Why did they do that? They're not being anything close to rational.
@The Armorer, if or when you get a chance, can you tell me, Is there something in The US Constitution, US Code, UCMJ or Military Doctrine stating, "Thou *shall not* use common sense? I figure you would have a better chance than I, on answering this question.
The only alternative is a quote by my Dad, "Common sense ain't all that common."
To all, have a *great* week,
Grumpy