I can't think of any other service where a flight line security guard would be permitted to stand post while seated in a leather executive swivel chair.
To the Air Force, "roughing it" is having to stay in a three-star hotel.
Wednesday, April 30, 2014
Chair Force Security
Must be nice.
I can't think of any other service where a flight line security guard would be permitted to stand post while seated in a leather executive swivel chair.
To the Air Force, "roughing it" is having to stay in a three-star hotel.
I can't think of any other service where a flight line security guard would be permitted to stand post while seated in a leather executive swivel chair.
To the Air Force, "roughing it" is having to stay in a three-star hotel.
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Yep, probably stolen from the maintenance office...
ReplyDeleteChairborne! ROFL.
ReplyDeleteWhy has he been roped off?
ReplyDeleteI'm assuming that he's "guarding" that B-2, or whatever aircraft's wing is across the top of the photo.
ReplyDeleteThe enlisted in the Air Force got it right - send the highest trained, highest paid personnel off to fight.
ReplyDeleteNot from the maintainence office ... the golf course
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