Best answer: Try to shift some of the heavier items around to the front to balance out the backpack. In the backpack, carry the heaviest items at the bottom.

Best answer: They always shave people's heads, so be ready

I'm about to go see a recruiter to join the Air Force as a Loadmaster but I would like to know some more info. -What ASVAB score do you need? -How long is LoadMaster School after Boot Camp? -What's life like as a Loadmaster? -How often are you back home? -How much free time do you have while deployed? Feel free to share any other helpful info. Thank you

I guess every branch has their own policies but in the Air Force say an E-3 A1C has a thing for an E-4 SrAmn and then that SrAmn makes E-5 SSgt making him now an NCO. These two are both in the same squadron but they’re in different flights. So they don’t directly work with each other and the E-5 wouldn’t be in direct supervision over the E-3 airman. Are these two in the wrong if they we’re to enter a relationship? Different AFSCs? I don’t think the NCO is in a position that he can do any special favors for that airman but does this just make it wrong considering it now becomes a junior enlisted/NCO relationship? How I used to understand it was that as long as the NCO isn’t responsible for the airman in that way of being a supervisor that this would be okay, but the airman still has some time before joining that NCO enlisted tier. Is this okay or does this relationship need to stop

The missile Defence system the US has. It’s suppose to be the best. If North Korea were to launch a nuke on the US, they could mostly be intercepted by the defence system. However, they would blow up in air. The blast would be the same as it would if it hit land. The shock wave would still travel. Only in Every direction now. The radiation and the heat would spread all over the earth. The contamination would flow in the air. Most of the earth would be dangerous to live in. Illness would wipe out mass populations..... now imagine if NK launched 12 nukes. Uh oh That would be the real Armageddon. No?

Not from the US. I passed medical, fitness test, interview this is the only thing i'm worried about that will hurt my chances..As my other reference I had a former employer.

Best answer: The target assignment period is three years. Which translates into moving every three years of service. That does not mean he will be at that base three years. Troops are rotated in and out of some posts overseas. These are temporary orders or "deployments". Such assignments I am told can last two years. Not often and most cases I am aware of deployments lasted six months to a year.

Yet guys stare. Please just stare at the world not at women. Some women dress to hide their body and avoid random men thinking sexually about her. If you cant just talk to a woman normally and have nothing to say to her, maybe DONT STARE AT HER.

Best answer: what if you told them WW1 was all about destroying Germany because Germany was ascending as a superpower and the elite bankers were jealous

so they were in fact going to war for the bankers?

they would be shocked and probably wouldn't believe you

so convinced were everyone that they were defending their country from hostile invasion

the bankers made so much money from WW1 they immediately started planning WW2