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Take a look at the image below. Do you recognize the symbol on the bottom flag?

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Offline Mika

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Re: Do you recognize the symbol on this flag?
Crap, apparently I could not link the image that way.

In the case somebody wanted to see the original picture, please check: http://www.f-16.net/f-16_forum_viewtopic-t-487.html

Black humor military style is not that new.
Relaxed movement is always more effective than forced movement.

 

Offline jg18

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Re: Do you recognize the symbol on this flag?
Given the poll results and the thread view count, I'd say that not a few people looked at the thread and didn't recognize the symbol but didn't vote, leading to skewed poll results. :nono:

Crap, apparently I could not link the image that way.

In the case somebody wanted to see the original picture, please check: http://www.f-16.net/f-16_forum_viewtopic-t-487.html
Still can't see the image btw, not even on that page.

  

Offline Mika

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Re: Do you recognize the symbol on this flag?
Given the poll results and the thread view count, I'd say that not a few people looked at the thread and didn't recognize the symbol but didn't vote, leading to skewed poll results. :nono:

Crap, apparently I could not link the image that way.

In the case somebody wanted to see the original picture, please check: http://www.f-16.net/f-16_forum_viewtopic-t-487.html
Still can't see the image btw, not even on that page.

Huh? It should be on the first post, black and white picture of USAF members posing with a placate containing some interesting wording.

Some excerpts:
"International good guys
World population control specialists - sea branch" (would this make them Navy pilots then?)

"Death on call 24 hours a day
We kill everything on for 65 c - a month
Small wars won at small price. Large wars slightly higher"

Etc. and so on.

Times have changed. And yes, I did find the black and white picture funny, if somebody wondered. But I'm not sure of my reaction should that happen today.

EDIT.
Yet again the cursed prepositions!
Relaxed movement is always more effective than forced movement.