Well, gotta let the plot keep going. But that's why real life is a lot more mundane, most of the time.

As someone who’s worked in a few government facilities. I hate to say that it can be very accurate.

@@Sooner535 yeah. This is pretty spot on for government or big corporation work.

Keep in mind this was late 90s so there's a good chance that this is accurate

It's very accurate with reality even today. Either it costs to much to connect to the central alarm company, the purchaser din't request it because they don't know it can be done, or the installer of the scanner could not communicate properly with the alarm installer who works for a competing company. You need to specify EVERYTHING if you want different systems interconnected in any way, relying on common sense rarely works.

Would have required anyone who uses them to have Naquida in their blood.

@@CrazySD1993 blend with the tokra in a program to up the performance of the SGC soldiers and diversify the knowledge of the earthlings amongst the tokra

@@stevealigheri there was such a program. due to the secretive nature of sgc very few volunteers were found

@@CrazySD1993 weird Sam and Vala didn't do it more. Would have made the latter useful

Sounded to me like he said "Airman".

Never mind that

Speaking in terms of pure English, every enlisted man or woman is a soldier, a soldier is anyone who fights for pay. Airman is just the type of soldier, same as seaman, infantryman, tanker etc. Soldier basically just has it's root in the word 'pay', with the context being someone paid to fight in a war.

@@kauske Speaking in terms of pure dictionary English- but the military doesn't speak pure dictionary English, the military defines soldier as anyone in the Army, Sailor is anyone in the Navy, Airman is anyone in the Air Force, Marine is anyone in the Marine Corps.

@@TristanHayes It's mostly just the US military that gets bent out of shape over that, they can honestly grow up and use the language properly like the rest of the English speaking world. Sailor is also not for the navy, you want seaman, as unfortunate as it may be.

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