The most demanding job in US

R Giskard Reventlov

More of them to get more of you. Fabulous.

Lost User

Army chef? Would be safer after all.

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Dan Neely

actually this is the sort of job the US Army's having the most trouble filling. Combat arms have a long (last I heard about a year) waiting list, but filling the various support roles has been much harder.

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Lost User

I guess it's hard seeing people go out and some of them not come back. :sigh:

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Oakman

Trollslayer wrote:

I guess it's hard seeing people go out and some of them not come back

They come back. We don't leave them behind if we can possibly help it. One of the pilots I knew once said that he'd done as many dust offs for the dead as for the living.

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Lost User

I meant alive.

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BoneSoft

I'm betting it's much harder to go out with them and see them not come back.

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MrPlankton

Alright, I saw sex in your message and glanced through the article but did not see any Sex.

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Adnan Siddiqi

digital man wrote:

Fabulous

Indeed!![^] :rolleyes:

Oakman

So it took a year to equal the number of Pakistanis that killed themselves (and other Pakistanis who didn't get the latest memo on correct thinking) in the last month?

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