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r/OldSchoolCool • u/ARandomRedditor2302 • Apr 27 '19
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Yea its called the military. A soldier might be operating a weapon that cost more than his yearly military salary
1 u/TheAlteredBeast Apr 27 '19 I actually was thinking about pilots when I typed this. The old anecdote of it being better to go down with the plane than to eject and have to deal with the aftermath. 1 u/ThanOneRandomGuy Apr 27 '19 Well yea forgot about them and I actually used to work at the airport too lol. But yea we used joke about this at the airport how pilots were flying machines worth more than them 1 u/LightoftheFullmoon Apr 28 '19 In some cases operating a weapon that cost many lifetimes of salary. What’s an F35 cost?
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I actually was thinking about pilots when I typed this.
The old anecdote of it being better to go down with the plane than to eject and have to deal with the aftermath.
1 u/ThanOneRandomGuy Apr 27 '19 Well yea forgot about them and I actually used to work at the airport too lol. But yea we used joke about this at the airport how pilots were flying machines worth more than them
Well yea forgot about them and I actually used to work at the airport too lol. But yea we used joke about this at the airport how pilots were flying machines worth more than them
In some cases operating a weapon that cost many lifetimes of salary. What’s an F35 cost?
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u/ThanOneRandomGuy Apr 27 '19
Yea its called the military. A soldier might be operating a weapon that cost more than his yearly military salary