The Hive is (realy) Dead! Long Live the Hive Mind!

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The_One_Warlock said:
Back atcha.

Ah, I think I understand. This is a continuing simulation of rolling on the Wandering Topic Table....
It's a totally random conversation. We just talk about what ever comes to mind. If it catches then we talk about it for awhile. I hope you didn't try to read all the pages. That could take a long time.
 

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Aeson said:
It's a totally random conversation. We just talk about what ever comes to mind. If it catches then we talk about it for awhile. I hope you didn't try to read all the pages. That could take a long time.
Not to mention pointless.

As is the point of the thread, anyway.
 

Goldmoon said:
When I was in Baghdad I was carrying both my M-9 (Pistol) and my M-16 (Rifle). I was also always wearing my body armor at all times. Contrary to popular belief that is very rare for those Air Force personnel not normally assigned to security duties. The Tower in Baghdad was civillian controlled by the locals and were were not in a "Safe Zone" while working so we had to be "Strapped".

I had thought that women weren't allowed in combat? Has that changed, or is there a difference between a combat zone and a non-"Safe Zone?"
 


Aeson said:
I way was way off. Ma'am I salute you for serving your country. I'm glad you made it home safely. Is there a chance of going back?

Always a chance but Nothing scheduled right now. I went in 2004 but had to come back because of a severe (non-combat) injury. I volunteered to go back in 2005 but haven't been able to go back since.
 



The_One_Warlock said:
Well, that's what I was aiming for, so at least I'm speaking (typing) the right language.
Just avoid the Hobgoblin. Unless you translate it immediately afterward. ;)
 

Goldmoon said:
Always a chance but Nothing scheduled right now. I went in 2004 but had to come back because of a severe (non-combat) injury. I volunteered to go back in 2005 but haven't been able to go back since.
Mind if I ask what the injury was?
 

Heckler said:
I had thought that women weren't allowed in combat? Has that changed, or is there a difference between a combat zone and a non-"Safe Zone?"

We arent allowed in "Combat Jobs" Special forces, etc.. I can (and have) served in a "combat" zone as well as a "non-safe" zone. One of the Air Forces new policies is "Every Airman a Soldier" so all of our roles are expanding. Personally I am every bit as capable as any man I work with. My size gives me a physical advantage over almost all other women and most men and I use that to my advantage whenever I can.
 

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