The longer you look into ehr the blacker they get. You also don't get let go from a 2 star position in the military for calling someone an idiot in private. What did she do that the vice chief of staff felt the need to keep an eye on her personally?
The longer you look into ehr the blacker they get...
Justin Reed
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Jacob Fisher
Looking at her bio, she's mostly been in charge of training or air defense. As far as SAP goes, she'd probably only have knowledge on US and European defense systems, warnings and practices. Important, but not sure she's in charge of intel that would change the world. She probably was really just that much of a bitch. I wouldn't think the AF has the need to put out all the info, wouldn't want to discourage some people from joining you see.
Daniel White
>And SAPCO
Aaron Richardson
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This might have something to do with it I'd imagine. A hazing culture developed under her.
>SAPCO
Can't find much on what it does. Wright-Patt or Virginia, one in Texas, or out in the desert would be where they run those from my research. She has never been assigned to any of those.
Owen Morris
whatever she did, she did nothing wrong
Eli Gonzalez
One in Florida does 'research' too I believe. Look at her bio.
af.mil
Isaac Nguyen
Special access programs are highly classified. And you're forgetting Edwards and afftc det 3.
Gabriel Morris
>wing commander out at edwards
Anthony Cook
>Edwards and afftc det 3.
pace programs at Edwards, right? Area 51 was assumed by 'the desert', but come to think of it she probably was there. It is a test site. Supposedly. They probably won't mention that on the bio though.
Josiah Moore
Area 51 is a part of edwards so definitely.
Henry Myers
>woman gets fired
>by another woman
Sounds about right.
Andrew Carter
en.wikipedia.org
They do have a test flight wing there.
Parker Peterson
Do you think a genocide of American soldiers
and intelligence workers will result in the
repeal of the USA PATRIOT Act?
Nicholas Murphy
Hello FBI.
Eli Evans
John Martin
No man, she was just relieved for being a stupid bitch who couldn't handle her temper. The General staff is very much like a white man, they are very nice right up until they aren't, then they are very nasty. She was given tons of chances, and warned numerous times (mostly verbally) to tone her shit down. She repeatedly screamed, yelled, used profanity, verbally demeaned other staff under her command. That shit might go over in Boot Camp from a drill instructor, but it doesnt go over in a office environment. Her office dealt with highly classified information, it was staffed by some very excellent people, highly qualified. These people are throughly screened, and live under a fucking microscope, it can be very stressful, they dont need some jumped up bitch screaming at them at 730am. Anyways the scuttlebut is that she screamed at the wrong DoD contractor, a "civilian" contractor, meaning someone so special (so highly qualified) the military is willing to let them in on top secret shit. That kind of talent is hard to recruit, and the brass aren't going to like you talking to them like thier a fucking recruit on a jog. The people walking around that are NOT in uniform should be treated with courtesy, cause you never know who they are, and just how much weight they can pull (or what fucking rank they have in uniform!) Sometimes the guys who say the least are the most dangerous.
Kayden Robinson
>Anyways the scuttlebut is that she screamed at the wrong DoD contractor, a "civilian" contractor, meaning someone so special (so highly qualified) the military is willing to let them in on top secret shit.
I worked for a former defense contractor for nearly a year and talked to several. They were all impressive I must say.
Lincoln Miller
I was actually just offered a job doing civ stuff for DOD as far as cybersec goes. would have been automating toolings and shit. I got busted for weed tho so oh well. Plus working DOD doesnt pay as much as big tech. I mean fuck, I am a professional hacker I can write my own paychecks half the time
Levi Moore
Anthony Hall
advocating for the deaths of americans is wrong user
Thomas Ross
Also most gov tech jobs are the big gay. Like, you dont do gov work. You dont do "security and cant get fired", you job hop every 3 months to keep your salary climbing higher and higher
Gavin Evans
I'm gonna be honest
Why wont you let me hack with you guys? I want to fuck China up so goddamm bad like you can air drop me into chinghongkingkonglandia with nothing but a pack of pre-holed condoms and a usb killer and I will take the fucking city.
Bentley Lopez
>I worked for a former defense contractor for nearly a year
Not in the defense industry mid you. He got out of it when he had children. Was basically an officer in afganistan in charge of many teams of private escorts. Could give a good speech for two hours every day at our sales job, was mildly physic, ect. Had to fly to DC twice to renew his security clearance. A crazy leader was his specialty. He was the most effective one I'd ever seen. Would never tear you down w/o building you up. Very militarish.
Ryder Brown
she dindu nuffin???
Anthony Powell
She looks Dykish and Trump doesn't like the gays ... maybe he just said it looks bad to have this raging dyke in this high position.
David Long
Ask twitter. I'm sure we could get them on board for nonsense with that take.
Joshua Wright
Most likely giving passwords out to chinese communists
>hazing culture
This proves it in my eyes. Masonic rituals to know exactly who you can control and who won't obey.
Kevin Sanchez
>degenerate weedhead
It's a good thing you were refused.
Ryan Green
autoMating toolings, you mean like G&M code for NC equipment, ladder logic that sort of stuff? You can probably still get the job, depends how much weed it was, whether you just got a citation or you got convicted for trafficking. If the offence was diverted they might overlook it, as well it depends how desperate they are. I will tell you this though, that no matter what they are willing to overlook during the screening process, they most certainly wont overlook it when your on the job. So if you get the job, straighten the fuck out and fly right.
My experiences have always been very positive, whether they were in uniform or not, military people tend to have their shit together. I worked for years under a retired Airborne colonel who frequently did contracts for DoD in Canada. I have half a dozen relatives currently serving, and probably as many currently retired, not too mention two step brothers in RCMP. I served in Army for a few years, but it just wasn't for me.
Jaxon Hernandez
>Masonic rituals to know exactly who you can control and who won't obey.
I have to wonder a bit at this. It's been that way my whole life. I could give details, but I know other people have better and more interesting stories. I suppose it's rare though that people will build you up the right way now. It's something that's lost when the culture goes into decadence, among other things.