AHHHHHH...STORMS are nothing more than a way to build character.
Had a CO who always made it tougher than it was and when asked about why he was so hard, his answer was: BECAUSE IN COMBAT, THE ENEMY IS IN FRONT AND THE GUYS ON EITHER SIDE OF YOU ARE COUNTING ON YOU TO DO THE RIGHT THING...DO NOT EVER GIVE IN...PRESS ON!!!!! Lesson Learned!!!!!! Vietnam-'71-'72
Is that in Celsius?
27°C (degree Celsius) is 80.6°F (degree Fahrenheit).
That's what I thought, but wanted to be sure. I live in FL and 80°F is nice late Fall early Winter day where I live.
What is this, commie units?
A STORM you say?
I will tell you one thing, that we operated in rain and ice and snow, and resolved to not notice it. . . we just went on with the mission.
Let the parade go on!
AHHHHHH...STORMS are nothing more than a way to build character.
Had a CO who always made it tougher than it was and when asked about why he was so hard, his answer was: BECAUSE IN COMBAT, THE ENEMY IS IN FRONT AND THE GUYS ON EITHER SIDE OF YOU ARE COUNTING ON YOU TO DO THE RIGHT THING...DO NOT EVER GIVE IN...PRESS ON!!!!! Lesson Learned!!!!!! Vietnam-'71-'72
HOO AH!
o7 HOORAH! 😎
back at you!
Such cold temps this time of year does not seem possible.
Looks like metric temps.
Of course, duh.
Celsius. No idea why poster used Celsius other than poster is a fren in another country. Hello!
https://www.britannica.com/science/Fahrenheit-temperature-scale
They can have our 91° if they want it
here in Mi too expecting big rains......hope the protesters bring waders