Made to fit perfectly for bomber flight crews with O2 masks. Not the entire air crew, just the officers on the flight deck. Enlisted gunners had the goggles like fighter crews. Fell out of spec in the jet age when they made new sunglasses to fit beneath flight helmets.

​@Ryan Christopher what are the new sunglasses?

Rah dirt squid

He said Ray-Bans were invented by the Army Air Corps, which is now the Air Force... This is something I would like to se the Army and Air Force fight over lol

Oh dear, a seabee.

I think he has a thing for dirty barracks rooms 🤔

I was confused with the joke, can you tell me what he meant please? I thought the barracks rooms were separated by gender

Yep! 😂

​@@gimmichickenpls9559Huh ? I think He's making fun of people who don't take care of themselves

​@@TonyMozemore like the fact that us barracks are currently in derelict state.

But there's no... Oh.

Nice

Where H? 😮

Just like the F stands for Fun?

Wait...

As of today, exactly 248.

@@Rabbit-the-Oneso in 2 years the USA is 5 scores old?

March 6th 2037, all I'm gonna say.......

​@@Hexados-666that's only 100 years It'd be 12.5 scores old

What's kinda funny is that it's older than a lot of European armies, but a lot of regiments in them are older still ^.^

Can verify, had a father who was stationed at NelliS before he got out, and while growing up there that placed looked like Marty McFly's neighborhood in the bad version of the future in Back To The Future Part II. We used to have regular lockdowns in elementary school over stupid stuff going on in the neighborhood. Ended up joining the Army, and coincidentally went to AIT with a guy that grew up in the same culdesac as me.

AYO STAB MART. I remember going there with my parents (dad was stationed there) and half the time they wouldn’t let us go into the store with them because the car was safer.

I used to live by the smith's on Ann and Revere (By Camino El norte) my friends and I would always go ride dirt bikes right north of the base and see the bombers fly in. One day I took a drive to watch red flag days and got close to the base and suddenly realized how messes up of a neighborhood it was.... never went down that road again. I grew up in Vegas and lived there for 14 years on and off. Each time I go back I realize it's just a shit hole that keeps getting bigger and bigger

Bases are NIMBY sites, they don't put. Bases in bad neighborhoods, bad neighborhoods grow next to bases

I used to live on Cheyenne Ave. in N. Las Vegas when I was a contractor at Nellis. I heard shooting outside the apartment complex once. I shopped for groceries at the Vons, not Walmart.

Move the military training bases to the southern border with Mexico and we might not have to finish the border wall. Register and vote in every election and support your county sheriff.

My Vibing body sounds like Yippee Kay...

Where?

1stsgt: see that hole in the ozone if your whole platoon hasnt made that hole 2 times the size next year from training in these big ass tax paid war machines im gonna widen your ass to that size with muh boot PRIVATEEEEEE

except against goat herders, rice, farmers, and israeli agents

It’s peacetime. People want to serve but don’t want to waste 4 years of their life doing jack shit. Instead, they can go to college in the guard

Well having yo versions of reserves will do that vs only one active component

So, maybe not so many dirty barracks rooms after all?

@@kevinc.cucumber3697it’s cheaper to pay Guard and Reserve too

@@kevinc.cucumber3697 Except for the covert ops fighting in Ukraine

Fire line fr

Fuel doesn't destroy the ozone layer (that's Freon), but it does mess up the weather and give the world another reason to dislike the US Senate for always breaking promises .

What wars? For oil? Or something else?

That's why I don't respect army

They haven't won a war since 1812 😂

​@@ryucartel351 live Gulf reaction:

@@ryucartel351that’s just completely false

I got emergency evacuated from my FTX back in 08', due to extreme weather. Pretty sure it was a tropical storm that slammed Georgia. Still had to spend the night in the storm before they decided enough was enough. Had the entire platoon come together to survive the rain and wind. Surprisingly good training.

@@Marcus_Postma right on Hooah! Sounds overall at least some fun!. Did you guys at least have those DS's that would take unattended weapons and hide/bury them in the sand with the bolt open, Good times.

Oh, I'm stoked. Thats really close on to 250

500 years for the Swedish army

Well technically the Air Force was still a part of the army at the time 😅 xd

How about Army and Air Force get shared credit, hmm?

Army Air Corps, bro. I went to Lackland in '06, so I had to learn this.

@@DJBSharpMusic I know that, you know that, but really tell that to a guy zipping around in an F-22 and see what he tells you. Better yet, ask a Herky driver about it.

Well, the Army Air Corps was part of the US Army before it was separated and renamed the U.S. Air Force.🤷🏼‍♂️

Yeepp... Thats why greedy Luxottica bought Oakley

imagine NODs by rayban, such style

They’re probably siphoning out the gas and selling it (Note this is a joke pretty sure it’s considered theft)

So but the amraam is outdated, the best missile in the world right now is the meteor and hey so is the hellfire, which has been surpassed by the British brimstone, which ukraine was more than happy to test

Idk that's like Americans taking credit for the deletion of the Spanish Armada.

It's part of the USAFs lineage, but that (and a high point of their heritage - WWII - ) occurred when they were part of the Army.

@@nkgoodal I meant it more along the lines of it not being the Army or the Air Force, but both.

@@mvslice - thanks! We are in violent agreement. ;)

Or the minute men technically the guard was founded in 1636

True but you need a Navy and Marine Corps to maintain by the US Constitution. And then a special provision that allows the POTUS to send the Marine Corps anywhere anytime at his discretion

Maybe April 19, 1775 is when we stopped being British colonies. So, there was a year of Anarchy or Rebellion, before several attempts at unity.

​​@nelsblair2667 WTF are you talking about? Dude said the army was founded in June of 1774. Declaration of Independence was adopted in July of the next year. THAT'S MORE THAN A YEAR.

@@positivelynegative9149 I’m pretty sure that the video says 1775 and what were debating is when this country started. The articles of confederation were still not unanimous in 1779

@@positivelynegative9149 I’m therefore proposing to you that the colonists accidentally ceased to be English, when they accidentally fired upon or were fired upon by English troops April 19.

@@positivelynegative9149 so what we’ve resolved is that the video was unclear, because your note says 1774, which had not been previously mentioned by the video nor any other element of this thread

They send people to check all the the mountains to make sure there are no wildlife on them before bombing. Fact, U. S. Army.

That SFC was quoting from AR 670-1

@mikegreenmusic I am aware, issue was that Aviators were made by the US Military in 1935 and aren't a trend. So they aren't against regs