Another person has died in ICE custody — this is the 28th known death this year. The cruelty of this rogue agency is beyond unconscionable. Abolish ICE.

Riots in France and Italy. War in Ukraine. @HackingButLegal being outed as a floosie. All of that is small in comparison to what I'm going through. Broke the nozzle for my airbrush and my whole world is turned upside down.

This was a cool day. Danke Schoen, Oberestleutnant Guderian.

This is in the Himalaya.. most of the units are air drop.... Laughing Ukrainian should sit this one out... They will need oxygen tank to function... This is battlefield like no other..

Adolf Hitler’s historic “Eagle’s Nest” retreat in Bavaria, Germany, has been engulfed in flames. German police have detained a suspect as authorities investigate possible arson. No injuries have been reported, and the extent of the damage remains unclear. Follow: @AFpost

I am shoving you pedo inside , so you can change your gender in the heat

are you still kidnapping old folks for your war ?

I don't know. I'm willing to bet Ukrainian soldiers are laughing at this. And shit their pants? Really, Sanjay? Sometimes the jokes write themselves.

ukrainian soldiers will shit their pants if they are asked to operate where our soldier operate

THE STARLIFTER YEARS The C-141 Starlifter served the U.S. Air Force from 1965 to 2006, but if we’re being honest, the years that mattered most to generations of Paratroopers were 1965 through 2004. Those were the years it served as a jump platform for countless Soldiers. In August 1965, the first Paratroopers jumped from a C-141A, making the Starlifter the first jet transport used for U.S. Army parachute operations. Over the next 39 years, the C-141 became a familiar part of Airborne life, from Jump School at Benning to Green Ramp at Bragg. It carried Paratroopers and their equipment to training exercises and deployments around the world. For those who jumped from one, the sound of its four engines, the crowded aircraft, and the wait for the green light are memories that haven’t faded. But every aircraft eventually makes its final pass over the DZ. On May 13, 2004, a C-141C Starlifter approached Fryar DZ for what would be the aircraft’s final Paratroop drop. Thunderstorms had passed overnight, leaving behind a warm, muggy Georgia morning. As the aircraft neared the drop zone, MAJ Jeff Minton banked the big jet into a tight, 45-degree descending turn to the left. Inside, Jump School students waited in their harnesses, loaded down with parachutes and combat equipment, preparing for their 5th jump. Among them was 18-year-old PVT Jason Stewart of Chandler, Arizona. Stewart had been named his class’s “Keeper of the Wings,” a Jump School tradition that entrusted the youngest student with a set of jump wings until graduation. The honor also meant he would be the last student to exit the aircraft. Stewart knew he was the last in his class. What he didn’t know was that he would be the last in nearly 39 years of C-141 parachute operations. “I thought I’d just be the last jumper in my class,” he later recalled. When Stewart cleared the door, the Jumpmasters and loadmasters recovered the static lines and closed the doors. No Paratrooper would ever jump from a Starlifter again. The C-141 would continue flying for another two years, finally retiring in May 2006. Its contributions to military airlift went far beyond parachute operations, but for generations of Paratroopers, it will always be remembered for its smooth ride and one helluva an opening shock.

We've seen your DD214. Basically just Malcolm Nance with tits.

Story time..... "Fort Bliss Beef between 1-6 and 40th Engineers. This was done by 40th in retaliation for 1-6 stealing their flag stand, which was in retaliation for 40th clogging all their toilets and trashing their COF, while their(40th) 1SG dragged 1-6 B Co’s 1SG down the street with a vehicle in an “attempted vehicular manslaughter” is what the MP’s labeled it. And THAT was in retaliation for 1-6 stealing their guidon and accidentally breaking the pole—which, mind you, they immediately replaced. So basically, every act of retaliation was retaliation for a previous act of retaliation. It all started with a harmless prank war of guidon stealing during a competition."