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Posted by Galen on December 04, 2005 at 06:49:23 from (216.170.44.22):
In Reply to: Smart alecking... posted by Ol' Rog on December 03, 2005 at 12:47:43:
Yeah - all these stories remind me of a time, back in the USMC. I was in a Helicopter Squadron (MHT 301, Tustin CA), working day shift out of the Metal Shop (Airframes). We sent a "newbie" on a search for the "Fallopian Tube". He frantically went from shop to shop (as we yelled at him to hurry) and even across the hanger to other Squadrons, looking everywhere for the elusive device that would save one of his buddies from certian death if he found it in time! His last stop was in our "Flight Equipment" shop where we happened to have a WM (Woman Marine) working. No one knows what she told him, but he was BEET red and madder then a wet hen when he came out!
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