Longhorn Actual

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4cubbies

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Wants this guy inside her.

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Now there is nothing to protest so we make up anger.

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Just a rebel without a cause

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It's the females and the feminization of society driving this. Just as men are biologically wired to hunt, protect, provide, etc., women are wired to nurture, defend, care, etc.

Since they're focused on trying to be men and playing the man's role, they're not filling their role and it leaves a gap. So they make up causes, infantilize people and cultures, and then try to "mother" the made up problem in lieu of mothering their own children (that often, they don't even have).

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Baton Rouge native and Tulane alum Brooks Nader

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The worst looking of the Nader sisters, but almost certainly the sluttiest.

Pretty disgusting how the parents are all in on becoming the next Kardashian family. Is attention/fame really that intoxicating?

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What the frick is a woman doing in the special operations command?

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For starters, they have the standard HQ/support elements. Not everyone is a shooter.

Secondly, some operational elements within the SMUs employ women. They're not running around as assaulters in the sabre squadrons, but there is specialized support work that lends itself nicely to females.

She was an insider and decided to talk too damn much. Now she has to pay the price.

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Word on the street is they used a Casa (now Airbus)C-295W twin turboprop(Spanish built) which is a tactical transport but much smaller than a Hercules which would explain why they could not take the little birds with them because they just won't fit. I don't even think it has an official US designation because it's operated by some secret squirrel unit.

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The CASAs were down the contingency chain.

The entire op was audible and contingency heavy. Which is the way they tend to go and why success is even more impressive.

Looks like he came hard.

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The earlier tweet itt that claimed passive infrared radar was some crazy super tech is ridiculous. It's the same tech that is in things like motion lights and smart home tech to detect if someone is in a room. It isnt some miracle in military radar that nobody knows about. It has its uses but it also has some major flaws like not being able to detect anything moving directly towards the sensor and short range compared to traditional radars.

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Are you seriously confusing passive radar technology with passive infrared (PIR)? The R in PIR does not stand for Radar...you know that right?
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Passive radar uses illuminators of opportunity vs. an active emission, which means EW systems are ineffective against it.

It also detects and targets stealth signatures more effectively than active radar. It is NOT useful for Fire Control, but there are very effective non-radar based anti-aircraft systems.

The post to which I referred was about an F-15 not receiving a radar warning/lock. This is entirely possible since passive radar was likely in use (hence no radar warning), which detected and targeted, and then FC was conducted by a non-radar AA system (infrared, etc.).

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The F-15 never had a radar lock on it, ground systems like that would cause an alarm in the F-15. Most likely a manpad from everything I have read

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Passive radar.

It wouldn't surprise me if China has systems deployed in Iran.

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Is it not possible for a woman to have tattoos and also be an upstanding citizen, faithful wife, and great mother?

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It's possible, sure. But there's absolutely a negative correlation.

Why argue over who's more capable of rescuing downed aircrew as if only one element gets the nod and everyone else is a bystander?

Everyone...and I mean EVERYone is involved on this one. If the WSO isn't recovered, it won't be because the wrong asset was assigned to the job.

This is a combined effort, to include units that don't normally do this kind of thing.

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S.E.A.R. traing doing work...

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