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I bet if we did once a year testing we are going to see a increase in failures. It's hard enough at times to get people to pass the test every 6 months, give them an extra 8-9 months to ignore working out seems like a great way to get them fail numbers any higher. I don't really give a crap in the long run that test is retarded and stupid easy to score 90+ on.
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May 20, 2017 00:56
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but how will you fly, fight and win?
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How are we going to know who to give quarterly awards to without PT scores???
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At this point just make your PT Score count towards your promotion, score a 95 you get 95 points towards your rank test.
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Rythe posted:At this point just make your PT Score count towards your promotion, score a 95 you get 95 points towards your rank test.
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Rythe posted:At this point just make your PT Score count towards your promotion, score a 95 you get 95 points towards your rank test. With all the changes in the EPR and promotion system, I wouldn't be surprised if this becomes a thing
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After nine years in the Air Force, I'm finally working outside a SCIF. I can carry my cell phone. My room has a window. There are no SIPR or JWICS terminals in my building. The highest ranking dude here is a Master Sergeant. No officers. I'm... happy?
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Arc Light posted:After nine years in the Air Force, I'm finally working outside a SCIF. I can carry my cell phone. My room has a window. There are no SIPR or JWICS terminals in my building. The highest ranking dude here is a Master Sergeant. No officers.
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May 24, 2017 02:47
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A dead owl? Like.. There has to be a bigger story here. Its the same thing as the headline Scooby Doom: Dog Blows up House With Can of Deodorant. It warrants further explanation.
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Genocide Tendency posted:A dead owl?
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Working night shifts for almost a year at the Travis command post was pretty sweet, in that I turned into a crazy person who talked to myself from the sleep problems
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Arc Light posted:After nine years in the Air Force, I'm finally working outside a SCIF. I can carry my cell phone. My room has a window. There are no SIPR or JWICS terminals in my building. The highest ranking dude here is a Master Sergeant. No officers. You sunnovabitch.
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I almost got kicked out of my PT test yesterday since I wore gray socks. I also got a talking to about getting a 76. That is my USAF story.
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Casimir Radon posted:I was on TDY at the time so I missed most of it. Oh... Well thats a let down.
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One of the Good Ones just picked up O-5 1BTZ.  Not bad for a guy who did Top Gun instead of Nellis.
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Larry Parrish posted:Working night shifts for almost a year at the Travis command post was pretty sweet, in that I turned into a crazy person who talked to myself from the sleep problems I don't think I've still recovered from working night shifts on the other side of the country, even after a year out.
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ive done night shift for 15 years now you guys are pussies
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Nostalgia4Butts posted:ive done night shift for 15 years now Going on 8 here.
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Three years of nights in Alaska irreparably hosed with the brains of myself and everyone I know from there, I couldn't imagine doing 15 loving years.
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Are these consistent night shifts, or were switching between nights and days every month? Because there's no way 5 years of that can be good for your health.
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Night shift is super bad for your health.
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Softface posted:I couldn't imagine doing 15 loving years. i work 9pm-6am right now. i work from home though, so that helps. LtCol J. Krusinski posted:Night shift is super bad for your health. yeah. Sleep is the worst. You're always counting how many hours you got. Making a consistent schedule and keeping to it keeps you from going crazy. I usually crash early friday nights so i can be up with the family for the weekend.
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Kuroyama posted:Are these consistent night shifts, or were switching between nights and days every month? Because there's no way 5 years of that can be good for your health. Constant, gently caress switching.
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We had a new E8 come in and swap to that month by month poo poo and after about a quarter most of the shop threatened mutiny
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Been doing 5 years of 2 days, 2 nights, 4 off over here. If you can force your brain to give up on having a consistent sleep schedule, this shift style fuckin' rocks
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I did nights when I was deployed, 7pm to 7am, and it rocked. Most of the leadership went to bed by midnight and we had the night for ourselves. I was exempt from the Army's dumbass PT, I could go to the bathroom in peace, and the gym was empty if I felt like lifting at 2 am. My meals were backwards, but it wasn't too bad once you got used to having cereal for dinner.
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Got off five weeks of 2-10. Owned.
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Hamlet442 posted:I did nights when I was deployed, 7pm to 7am, and it rocked. Most of the leadership went to bed by midnight and we had the night for ourselves. I was exempt from the Army's dumbass PT, I could go to the bathroom in peace, and the gym was empty if I felt like lifting at 2 am. My meals were backwards, but it wasn't too bad once you got used to having cereal for dinner. this was my life at the CSH at Speicher for 1/2 my deployment. Sleep through the bullshit, work when it's not 130 degrees outside, leadership is a no-show
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I did nights while deployed and it was great, I wouldn't want to do it at home station though because most of the base does not know or care. Life was bad enough for the poor maintainers, one of whom got yelled at once for not shaving (because he had to stop by finance after working 12 hours overnight)
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Prop Wash posted:I did nights while deployed and it was great, I wouldn't want to do it at home station though because most of the base does not know or care. Life was bad enough for the poor maintainers, one of whom got yelled at once for not shaving (because he had to stop by finance after working 12 hours overnight) My favorite thing at Meade was working a 6p-6a shift, then being told I needed to show up to a 10am squadron PT. And then lectured because I wasn't trying hard enough.
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xsf421 posted:My favorite thing at Meade was working a 6p-6a shift, then being told I needed to show up to a 10am squadron PT. And then lectured because I wasn't trying hard enough. 6:45-6:45, plus staying an extra 45 minutes so drug testing can open for your piss test.
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Where the gently caress yall work where night workers reenlist? That's some stockholm syndrome poo poo right there. Unless someone got an 8 or 15 year contract in which case 
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I worked nights at Target for 7 months before getting in. The main thing that git to me was that I was on a completely different schedule from everyone else and making plans got difficult.
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Our deployment schedule was 12 pm to 12 am or 12 am to 12 pm. Management was 6 am to 6pm. I was 12 am to 12 pm and passed out the second I got back to my bed. It was some of the best sleep I've ever gotten
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Friar Zucchini posted:Where the gently caress yall work where night workers reenlist? That's some stockholm syndrome poo poo right there. Unless someone got an 8 or 15 year contract in which case I worked with a cross trainee from fuels who said working the epic 6 on 1 off schedule where you do two days, two swings, and two mids was the best schedule he's ever had and wished he could go back to it
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Derek Dominoe posted:Who do I need to call to make sure the general preening in his service dress with his They'll never catch him, you know he'll sprint for the gate the second they say "uniformed military members are welcome to board," scattering A1Cs like bowling pins in the process. You might have a chance if you wait at the service counter - it's p. much guaranteed he'll stop by to ask for a business class seat.
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Hey guys, I went to mental health today and didn't want to kill myself more afterwards. Success.
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AkrisD posted:Hey guys, I went to mental health today and didn't want to kill myself more afterwards. Success. Congrats! Keep it up.
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