ArcticWarrior
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It's pronounced Lurse - D
@JHR13 Umm what did FnG say again? : )
http://www.adn.com/2013/06/16/2942238/man-mauled-after-feeding-bear.html
@YankeePapa Thanks for the tip, that's invaluable info for research
@Recon6 @ArcticWarrior @JHR13 So many odd migratory birds, they all leave when termination dust hits in August. Figure it must be some sort of crane
Syria, Libya, Africom, PRISM,
MARINA, STELLARWIND, MAINWAY, NUCLEON
http://worldofbase.files.wordpress.com/2011/05/blue-pill-red-pill-02.jpg
@JHR13 @ArcticWarrior Lots of strange migratory birds, especially up near the slope, sounds like a Sandhill ( Crane?)
Excellent article, very enlightening, especially the oil link provided. Was talking to a friend ( USASOC Vet with more then a few deploys) about the camo patterns in the finals for the Army's new camo, dude flat out asks "Are we getting ready to fight in Africa?" - Dude, Jack has been preaching AFRICOM here we come for a couple of years.....
@Recon6 @ArcticWarrior @JHR13 lol yes and yes, a mutha like you is allowed senior moments, you earned it
@Recon6 @JHR13 @ArcticWarrior ^ Happy Fathersday 6
@JHR13 @ArcticWarrior Blacks account for more attacks then the other 2 combined, very unpredictable. Enjoy the view, Im jealous.
@SEAN SPOONTS(MAFIA) Yes via the Protect America Act which has been amended a few times since 2007 ( the current CiC actually voted against the act as a Senator)
By law, the certification can be broad. The government isn't required to identify specific targets or places.A federal judge, in a secret order, approves the plan.With that, the government can issue "directives" to Internet companies to turn over information.While the court provides the government with broad authority to seize records, the directives themselves typically are specific.@JHR13 @ArcticWarrior The tribal areas are different, like walking into a time machine in certain places. UNICAT is a true Urban Assault Vehicle ala the EM-50!
C.Lupus was never a bother, more curious then anything. They would ghost around on those long moonless nights but seemed more curious. Stay away from the Devils Claw!!!!!
@JHR13 @ArcticWarrior Very true from the street view.
Brownies will beat you and jump on you for shits and giggles, Blackies are unpredictable but will attack to kill, not beat on you, now whitey...whitey will hunt you like prey. Keep the wind in your favor and watch that those tracks don't show a dogleg!
Cats- only have the Mtn Lion and the rare Jaguar, ambush apex predators, me no likie. However there was a story that a Siberian Tiger was on the loose between Girdwood and the Kenai, an AST had also seen what he thought was a Tiger running around. Now THAT thought got everyone talking.
@JHR13 @ArcticWarrior @Surf375 @majrod The whole deck shoes and cardigan thing now makes total sense!
@JHR13 @ArcticWarrior @Surf375 When I read/hear that Colonial speak I always think of the lyrics to Whiskey in the Jar.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=boanuwUMNNQ
@JHR13 @ArcticWarrior @Surf375 @majrod Beaneaters! That is some awesome historical/personal history. And you know how I loves me all that Colonial Era stuff!
@JHR13 @Surf375 @majrod @ArcticWarrior
These all have Colonial Campaign service lineage:
- 1 181st Infantry, ARNG MA (Sixth Massachusetts)
- 2 182nd Infantry, ARNG MA (North Regiment)
- 3 101st Engineer Battalion, ARNG MA (East Regiment)
- 4 101st Field Artillery, ARNG MA (Boston Light Artillery)
- 5 772nd Military Police Company, ARNG MA
- 6 125th Quartermaster Company, ARNG MA
- 7 102nd Infantry, ARNG CT (First and Second Connecticut)
- 8 192nd Military Police Battalion, ARNG CT (The Fairfield County Regiment)
- 9 201st Field Artillery, ARNG WV (First West Virginia)
- 10 HHD/211th Military Police Battalion, ARNG MA (First Corps of Cadets)
- 11 116th Infantry, ARNG VA (Stonewall Brigade)
- 12 111th Infantry, ARNG PA (The Associators)
- 13 103rd Engineer Battalion, ARNG PA (The Dandy First)
- 14 118th Field Artillery, ARNG GA
- 15 169th Military Police Company, ARNG RI
- 16 263rd Air Defense Artillery, ARNG SC
- 17 296th Infantry, ARNG PR (Los Cocorocos)
- 18 Troop A/1st Squadron/104th Cavalry, ARNG PA (First Troop, Philadelphia City Cavalry)
- 19 175th Infantry, ARNG MD (Fifth Maryland)
- 20 109th Field Artillery, ARNG PA (Wyoming Valley Guards)
- 21 Company A/1st Battalion/69th Infantry, ARNG NY (Fighting 69th)
- 22 HD/1109th Aviation Group, ARNG CT
- 23 Battery C/3rd Battalion/197th Field Artillery, ARNG NH (Stratford Guards, Dover)
- 24 HHD/104th Military Police Battalion, ARNG NY (Poughkeepsie Invincibles)
- 25 113th Infantry, ARNG NJ (First New Jersey)
- 26 Company A/1st Battalion/19th Special Forces Group, ARNG RI
- 27 198th Signal Battalion, ARNG DE (First Delaware)
- 28 1st Battalion/5th Field Artillery, Regular Army (Alexander Hamilton Battery)
- 29 131st Military Police Company (ARNG SC)
- 30 150th Cavalry, ARNG WV (Second West Virginia)
@majrod @ArcticWarrior Lex and Saratoga!
A bunch of those Mass Guard Units go back to the 17th Century, those are some streamers
Trivia for you Major,
What current units trace there lineage back 238 years ago? The Nasty Girls and Reserves included.
@SEAN SPOONTS(MAFIA) @ArcticWarrior Its been changed and amended so many times now its fairly broad. I think it may fall under 18 USC 2517? Im not sure on that specifically. I know they do walk away without what they wanted occasionally.