Ritalina & Minhal

Ahhhh, made me think of when I was a very young Corporal working in a military hospital. Yes (as seen in TV or movies lol), it was the linin closet with a young Lieutenant army nurse on a night shift. I ended up dating her for about 8 months. Totally against regulations. Ended when I got posted out. It was great while it lasted. Lucky our relationship didn’t get out because command would have treated her more harshly than me and could have pretty well ended her military career. Those that have served in the service say 50 years ago would know how higher command would threat this compared to today. Although relationships between officers and noncommissioned ranks is still frowned apron.

The picture bought back some fond memories :smiley:

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**CPL Klinger in … M *A *S *H :rofl: :joy: :rofl:

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So you didn’t just get your avatar at the souvenir shop? Aeromediacal Evacuation, interesting. So did you fly around in birds like the de Havilland Buffalo a lot? Or Hercules, or choppers? Among other things I’m also a bit of an aviation nerd.

I served in a Canadian unit just like M.A.S.H for a few years. And when in the boonies lets just say fun happened out there as well (I’m not saying me, but others). I was married at the time and we never played around with others in the service. Lets just say it was to close to home and things could get complicated.

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The Medical Air Evacuation Wings were absolutely l earned (on course). I flew in the Twin Huey Ch-118 Iroquois, dust-off as Americans coined it back in the day. On the CC-130 Hercules (affectionately also known as herky bird), one amazing bird that can land almost anywhere! All so on CC-144 Challenger jet and CC-137 Jet (Boeing 707), The “CC” is a Canadian designation that means C - Canadian and C- stands for Cargo/transport role. I also flew in the back seat of a Canadair CF-104 fighter jet, the times I went up was for a joy ride of course. It’s a version of the US F-104 but built in Canada. I was able to do that as I was HAI (Hight Altitude Indoctrination and ejection seat qualified) . Annnd some of those aircraft kinda shows that I’m kinds old :wink:

So, the cloth version and the metallic with some wear and tear that were worn by me.

Now just to get kinda back on topic (before we’re told to lol) I’m sure that Ritalina & Minhyal would love to join the mile hi club :wink:

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Wow. Joyrides in a Starfighter. I don’t see the military logic in that, but that’s quite cool. Did the F-104 have as bad of a reputation in Canada as it had in Germany? Here it was known as the Widowmaker.

Out of a little over 900 German Starfighters, almost 300 crashed over the years, killing over a hundred pilots. Those were different times. The plane was conceived as a high flying interceptor and Germany used it as a low flying fighter bomber. The idea was to go under supersonic and under the radar, to carry American nukes into Soviet territory should the cold war ever go hot. German Starfighters were much too heavy for their tiny wings and had zero wiggle room for engine hiccups.

Edit: Still, pilots loved it. That plane was one of a kind.

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This what the German Army often does even until today. Buy a weapon system which has actually one purpose and then add a lot more purposes to it until it is no longer effective at anything :see_no_evil_monkey:

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Yes it was also called the widowmaker here. Built as a high altitude interrupter. But we were using then foe air/ground support as well. Problem was they didn’t have the zero-zero ejection seat at the time. We lost a number of pilots as well. Many of these pilot probably died because they knew being close to the ground if they ejected they wouldn’t have been punched out out of there seat in time for their parachutes. Especially those that stayed with the jet if they had some control, over a populated area to try and guide it out.

As for the joy rides the theory was it was familiarity flights. Well that what the Flight OPs put it down as. If they had to fly someone in a hurry somewhere to meet a aircraft and patent to medically escort them.

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Not only Germany! lol We do as well. But I’ll say this Germany makes some dam fine equipment. We use to say German military vehicles we had were solider proof, and trust me that says a lot! Soldiers like to try a break things! We would drive the shit of them out in the field. It’s like lets find all the weak spots and get that sorted out before we have to use them for real (if you know what I mean).

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cam sex saved to archive!!!

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another fuck-show saved to archive!!!

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EDIT - post was removed by participants request

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What did you post?

Seriously? It’s not like I’ve posted anything untoward, just showing the realities of camming work, from one of our VHTV cameras.

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Yes I don’t think it was bad what you posted

Also, what’s the point of removing it here when the whole scene has already been archived? We’re talking about the cumshot at the end of this video.

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Seems they do not want that people know that they faked the cumshot. And yes the scene is already in the archives.

Maybe they should look up the Streisand Effect…

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I want Ritalin to fuck with Slammy, and Agrat with Minhal

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