TheCoolerKing @AaronStout19

🚨🇺🇸 YouTubers staking out Area 51 may have just caught the first wild footage of the F-47, America's sixth-generation fighter. If real, this is the plane built to dominate skies for the next 40 years.

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Two great character actors going head to head and creating pure gold. Richard Jordan and Joss Ackland only share three short scenes in The Hunt for Red October (1990), but every glance, pause, and polite line lands like a move in a ruthless chess match. Absolute perfection.

I still can't believe government sanctioned drive by shootings paid for $280,000 of college tuition.

Make sure you are following @FBI_Response for the most up to date and TRUE information on what this FBI is achieving despite what a dishonest media wants you to believe. DKP🇺🇸

I got smoked for ordering 40 pizzas and 20 two liter coke bottles to the rifle range at Fort Bragg before deploying for the Iraq surge in 2007. My commander proceeded to scream at me while eating a slice of said pizza. I just stared in stupid at him.

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The time we got in trouble for ordering pizza to the land nav spot out on base

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On the way from Dallas to DC, our @AmericanAir pilot announced there was a special passenger on board. Awesome. 🦅

"Toby? I'd like to come along." Let's remember this scene on Memorial Day.

This is Anton Kreil. A kid from Liverpool, raised by a single mom with no money, who walked into Goldman Sachs at 20 and walked out of Wall Street at 28 with the kind of resume nobody believes is real. His prop book at Goldman grew from $25M to over $400M in four years. Lehman headhunted him in 2004. JP Morgan paid him a fortune to run their global pharma, biotech, and chemicals trading franchises in 2006. He retired in May 2007, months before the entire system blew up. The 16 minutes below is the closest thing I've seen to an actual trader explaining how he thinks. No fluff, no charts, just the framework that made three of the biggest banks on Wall Street fight to hire him.

This was chaos from start to finish 😂🤣 #crowdwork What the law is for DATING 🤔🤔

In the summer of 1995 I was given a choice that I didn't know was life or death. I was a data systems analyst with the 33rd Fighter Wing out of Eglin Air Force Base, Florida. F-15Es. I tracked every break on every jet after the day's sorties, built the readiness reports, forecasted the trends from a little office right on the flight line. JP-8 in the morning air. Great people. I loved it. In my off hours I served on the base Honor Guard. We carried the caskets of fallen service members, fired the 21-gun salute, and folded the flag into a tight triangle to hand to a mother, a widow, a child. I have looked a lot of grieving families in the eye. I did not yet understand how close I would come to being the reason someone folded a flag for me. Late that summer I learned our unit was rotating to Saudi Arabia for Operation Southern Watch. They gave me a choice: deploy in January, or wait and go with the next rotation later in the year. My boyfriend at the time—my husband now—told me to just get it over with and go in January, when the desert "only" hits 105 instead of 120. So I said yes. The week before I shipped out, a quiet young Airman moved into the dorm room across the hall. A crew chief in my unit. We'd nod and say hey passing in the hallway but I never got the chance to really know him because we deployed the next week. I did my 93 days in Dhahran, lived in Khobar Towers with hundreds of other Americans, came home that spring on a 24-hour C-130 ride, got engaged, went back to the beach and the good Florida weather and ordinary life. My quiet neighbor deployed with the next rotation. The one I'd chosen not to be on. Two weeks before that rotation was set to come home, terrorists bombed Khobar Towers. Nineteen American Airmen were killed. Twelve of them were ours, from the 33rd. One of them was the quiet crew chief from across the hall—Airman 1st Class Peter J. Morgera, 19 years old, from Stratham, New Hampshire. Over the years I've wondered why my husband told me to go early. Why I came home and they didn't. There is no tidy answer. What I have is a responsibility—to make sure they are not just a number. So today, say their names with me. Eglin lost: MSgt Kendall K. Kitson, Jr. — Yukon, OK TSgt Daniel B. Cafourek — Watertown, SD TSgt Patrick P. Fennig — Greendale, WI TSgt Thanh Van Nguyen — Panama City, FL SrA Earl F. Cartrette, Jr. — Sellersburg, IN SrA Jeremy A. Taylor — Rose Hill, KS Sgt Millard D. Campbell — Angleton, TX A1C Brent E. Marthaler — Cambridge, MN A1C Brian W. McVeigh — DeBary, FL A1C Peter J. Morgera — Stratham, NH A1C Joseph E. Rimkus — Edwardsville, IL A1C Joshua E. Woody — Corpus Christi, TX Memorial Day isn't about the ones who came home. It's about them. I get to be grateful only because they paid for it. Say their names today. 🇺🇸

CIA bout to kill this dude

This young lady’s parents are selling her childhood home. She is walking through her house and wants to show off the coolest thing about the house. She opens a door and as she walks through there is a long tunnel that goes under the yard up above and connects to the back side of the house into a beautiful room and a back deck with a beautiful view. I’ve never seen a house like that. Also, am I the only one who thought the first hallway was a painting? 🤯 Have you ever seen a house like this with a tunnel like that? Why on Earth would you be selling it? Shouldn’t that type of house be kept in your family forever? How cool is that?

🚨THEY VOTED FOR IT: Seattle residents are forced to build DIY barricades to protect themselves from roving gangs shooting up their neighborhoods after defunding their police, harboring dangerous illegal aliens and electing radical Leftist @MayorofSeattle Katie Wilson.

I always thought that sonobuoys were just "simple" metal cylinders packed with microphones and a radio, that were dropped by ASW aircraft to find submarines by their sound. While the idea is generally correct, these sonobuoys are anything but "simple" metal cylinders. Watch this video of how sonobuoys deploy underwater - this blew me away when I first saw it. The RAF and RoNAF blanket-bombed the Atlantic with such sonobuoys last month to drive off a trio of snooping Russian subs (see my previous tweet).

🚨 Sergeant Major of the Marine Corps just put out a Memorial Day message. “Memorial Day can be messy for many of us. Call your buddies today, but don’t let today be the only day. The empty seats around us deserve more than just one day of remembrance.” x.com/USMCSgtMaj/sta…

Delta Force recruiting video from 2005. This is honestly some of the best footage of 1st SFOD-D (Delta Force) I've ever seen.

This Friday is brought to you by Naval Air Weapons Station China Lake

Florida Man Saves the Day After Deputy Gets Locked Out of His Own Cruiser

What do you think? Was this bikini "too revealing"? 🤔

This is extraordinary.