Consigliere

Seeing as the other topic was closed, I thought I'd start a new one  I can't remember your name, but there was someone working on a Learjet...You don't need a website to host pictures, but a good site is http://www.freewebs.com . You can build a site and if not you can always open an account and upload your images to there  Someone also asked what the Russian equivalent of the C-130 was, well I'd say the Antonov AN-12 Cub, which is very similar. This is another aircraft which I'd love to see made for OFP Â

LMAO... I'm listening to that right now Spooky

Nick Glennie-Smith's end credits of We Were Soldiers never fails to get me all emotional          Especially: "The Mansions of the Lord" To fallen soldiers let us sing where no rockets fly nor bullets wing Our broken brothers [and sisters] let us bring to the mansions of the Lord No more bleeding no more fight No prayers pleading through the night just divine embrace, eternal light in the mansions of the Lord Where no mothers cry and no children weep We will stand and guard tho the angels sleep All through the ages safely keep the mansions of the Lord

Who can forget Ride of the Valkyries

Hans Zimmer hands down, although John Williams is also a good movie composer. I agree that the MOH theme tune is very good too

Was just interested in seeing different people's points of views on this issue. Do you think that women should be able to fulfill any role they choose? Do you think that political correctness is going too far when women are posted on the frontline? Whatever your opinion, let's 'av it Â

No...That is what I was referring to

We are not able to distinguish between forward hemisphere and rear hemisphere sounds anyway

It was 1 Euro for the lot, according to AFM Â Oh and Bmgarcangel, I don't think you're thinking straight.

Errrm...Are you blind or something?

I almost mean the same as you. Question: How can I use the CAS? Aircraft don´t attack. Any script? It creates an invisible target for any other HUMAN pilot to be able to lock onto, so that he knows precisely where to attack. It doesn't do anything in SP.

Nice, looks well used ( the Land Rover ) Oh and...Why the FOOK did you buy 9(?) geiger counters??

I signed the one which has 72 signatures. Is that the right one?

You're bonkers Blackdog

I shan't be flying Tornados I'll either be flying Hercs or Chinooks, or if I was to fly a combat aircraft, it'd be the Typhoon But look, your attitude is that of an anti-military person, and as such, your reasoning and points is/are questionable to say the least, for anybody who is either currently serving, or who has, or who will. As I said before, servicemen do not generally sign up to go kill people/to get killed. They accept that this is part of being in the military, but they don't sign up because of this. The military isn't just about killing/getting killed. It is practically the opposite, as it basically teaches you how to live, how to fend for yourself. My father learnt tons from being in the military. From sewing, to driving an M60, to night vision techniques.

Simple ; copy what you wrote and paste it into Word, then run a spell and grammar check

Consigliere - <consigliere1982@Hotmail.com> Currently student pilot in the RAFVR ( Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve ). Will join a service when university degree is completed. You have made a few grammatical and spelling errors, but overall a pretty good letter. Ran suggested that a brief but detailed 'picture' of the conditions in Chechnya be included in the letter, which I said I would help him with if he was interested. Perhaps this should be added in when it has been written.

That's OK, I'm bilingual English-French so I can give you a hand if you want

See?! See?! It's annoying isn't it? Now you know what it's like trying to communicate on TS

You seem like the right person to write this email, Ran Why don't you go ahead? Sign me up for it

OK give it your best, KJAM Perhaps start a new thread so that everyone who frequents the BIS forums knows and can sign their name?

that's not what they sign to do , that's what they sign for Well, when you apply, they don't ask you, "How'd you like to kill some bastard ragheads?" or tell you, "You're going to die in the army, it is inevitable". They ask you questions like "How would you feel about having to drop bombs on a target, which could be in the vicinity of innocent civilians?"... They don't tell you or make obvious the fact that you WILL kill other human beings, or you WILL get shot in the temple.

What the pack was designed for Competitive teamplay.

Well people don't signup to their national armed forces to kill and especially not to get killed. I know that for sure

Seriously now, I really think we should all tell them what we think, or one person tells them, and we all 'sign' the message, or something of the sort.