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Fellas I need a break from flying.... Im pretty much disgusted, IM not leaving Im just taking a break... God ive been flying at least 30 hours a week and im just burnt out. Im also frusterated MY attempts to rectify a plane which WAS done in a Half stepping manner, it didnt do the aircraft or the pilots who fought and died in it justice. IM pretty much taken as a JOKE. im tired of eing thought of as a JOKE. so im gonna take some time to catch up on My "HONEY DO" list. my reading and plan on my Life after the damm army. IM not leaving the sqaud im just taking some time out to collect my thoughts and Try reality for a while. Im frustereated at the APATHY on some of our pilots parts. Im also a bit fed up with it Being assumed Im a "DUMMB GRUNT" this wasnt spoken overtly but i Definatly get that vibe. and Frankly im not needed much around here anyways. Its not like IM a critical member.. I provide any great training session or tactical doctrine, IM a Body who flies missions. Nothing more or less, And its not like I have much of a say IN anything in reality either. Ill pop in from time to time to shoot the breeze and fly occasionally

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With everything that you have tried to accomplish with the TBM-I salute you. Take some time, relax, and we will be waiting. Fly when you can, and I will catch up with you. Your dedication to flying the TBM and the Bombers will be missed, But RAngers Radicals will still be here, blowning up schoolyards and airbases.

JOhn

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~S~

Ranger, keep your chin up man. At the end of the day, your a man just like the rest of us here. Don't consider yourself a "joke" or just a damn grunt because your better than that. Remember what I told you, "The uniform comes in many sizes, but not everyone can wear it".

This virtual reality that we all fly and take part in is filled with all sorts of twists and turns, some pitfalls and some mountains to climb leading to some short lived victories. Nothing about this place is easy to deal with. I think everyone of us here at any time in the past has had our issues with faceless people, benine topics, taken out of context or was treated wrongly.

Your energy to be apart of a valid project is very noticeable and appreciated regarding the TBM. If you feel people are blowing you off because of your passion to help improve how the TBM is modeled, then perhaps another approach is needed to influence testing and research etc.

Anyways, relax and take care of what you need to do Ranger. The Group will be here as a unit. We will take care of the Death Sled in the Hanger Bay as well. Charlie Mike.

Hooah

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