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Cherry
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There was no such thing as inclement weather when I was in the 09. 
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Air Force Liaison/P.Net Original Cast of Characters
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| PT???? Whats that??? Wait a little sliver of remembrence is coming back from my Army days...wait! Nope. It went away. In the Air Force I have run from my office to the break room to get another cup of coffee. Does that count?? Even if I had to walk back slow (call it the cool down) so my coffee wouldn't spill.
LOAD CLEAR! LOAD CLEAR! "Your job is my hobby!!" 
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Harmony Church Survivor
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WTF is inclement weather? We ran no matter what it was doing outside. Geeze, were you bastages going to melt?
We always said in Germany, "If it ain't rainin', we ain't trainin'. If it ain't snowin', we ain't goin'! "
......."If you dream about shooting me, you better wake up and apologize" Reservoir Dog
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Cherry
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I'll see if I can get some pics, dont know when, but will give it a try. Lot's of changes since you've been gone. Can't turn around without sticking your hiney in someones barracks window nowadays.
"you've never really lived until you hear the words, "DROP YOUR WEAPONS AND COME OUT WITH YOUR HANDS UP!!!""Mac Attack
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Cherry
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| In '77-'79 I remember runs at O-Dark-30 past the civilian apartments on the other side of the tall brick wall --- a whole platoon going by singing off-color cadences in English. Civilians complained. I remember the PT test being around the North40, past the OC, and then someother goofy configuration to get one mile --- twice around was 2 miles and that was the test. Fresh out of jump school I think I shocked the 1SG during my first PT test within a month of arrival --- 11 minutes for two miles in jump boots !! Nowadays it takes me 11 minutes to walk across the street. Wish there was a "jump school" for old farts who want and need the motivation to get back in shape.
C-130 rolling down the strip,
Airborne trooper gonna take a little trip......
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Masters of Hard Knocks from the University of Gravity
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Barracks Runs. I was in the INFANTRY. We didn't have inclement weather.
"Si Vis Pacum Para Bellum"
If you want peace prepare for war!
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Stare Master
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TILLEMJ (8/9/2005)
In '77-'79 I remember runs at O-Dark-30 past the civilian apartments on the other side of the tall brick wall --- a whole platoon going by singing off-color cadences in English. Civilians complained. I remember the PT test being around the North40, past the OC, and then someother goofy configuration to get one mile --- twice around was 2 miles and that was the test. Fresh out of jump school I think I shocked the 1SG during my first PT test within a month of arrival --- 11 minutes for two miles in jump boots !! Nowadays it takes me 11 minutes to walk across the street. Wish there was a "jump school" for old farts who want and need the motivation to get back in shape. Anybody remember the NCO runs with CSM Garcia?
Only two defining forces have ever offered to die for you, Jesus Christ and the American GI. One died for your soul, the other for your freedom.
"History teaches that when you become indifferent and lose the will to fight someone who has the will to fight will take over." COLONEL BULL SIMONS
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