Maggie’s Motivational Pic Thread v2.0 - - New Rules - See Post #1

[Soulezoo]

What years? I was in Berlin ‘91-‘94. Post Checkpoint Charlie but not too far removed.

'85

 

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In reality. And preferably not Chicago.

 

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Berlin 74-76... Checkpoint Charlie, Checkpoint Bravo, Allied Control Authority...

 

[TCreedmoor]

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Looks like someone used JB Weld during the last oil change.

 

[FatBoy]

'85

McNair, Andrew’s or a filthy fucking Tanker?

 

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[doubloon]

Love the old lady walking by like "Must be Tuesday at the Johnson's again.".

 

[Soulezoo]

McNair, Andrew’s or a filthy fucking Tanker?

None of the above. On a trip of my own.

 

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[nockhunter]

one of my favorites

 

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[Porksboy]

Yes, I realise that is not a Tesla.

 

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I found another new favorite MMA fighter.

 

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[Boatninja]

Can you airplane guys post some airplanes with nekked womens pilots with them aeroplanes? I bet that Alaskan politician's fighter pilot's flight suit had soaking wet areas, ya know, after doing some vertical stuff. Nothing personal, my flight suit prolly would have been a bit sticky from time to time. smiley face!

 

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@clcustom1911 ????

 

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If you are a grandpa you understand.

 

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[DarnYankeeUSMC]

On March 23, 1966, during what is now referred to as the Palomares incident, a B-52 bomber carrying four hydrogen bombs collided with a refueling tanker in Spain, resulting in one of its nuclear weapons plunging into the sea.During the U.S. Navy salvage team's efforts to retrieve the bomb, the towing line snapped, propelling a heavy steel pipe towards the team. In a remarkable display of heroism, diver Carl Brashear shielded his fellow team members by deliberately placing himself in the path of the pipe, sustaining an injury to his leg.Despite the harrowing ordeal, Brashear not only survived but also achieved recertification as a master diver, despite having his leg amputated. This remarkable feat made him the first amputee diver in Navy history.Brashear was motivated by his beliefs, saying "It's not a sin to get knocked down; it's a sin to stay down" and "I ain't going to let nobody steal my dream."In recognition of his role in recovering the bomb, Brashear was subsequently honored with the Navy and Marine Corps Medal, the highest navy award for non-combat heroism.
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That would make a great movie

 

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