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The housing allowance is a flat rate, soldiers would likely profit by storing their stuff while they’re deployed. It’s also worth noting that not every service member gets a housing allowance. If you’re young (first tour) and not married, you’re likely to be in a room in a barracks (no storage...

I did it from both. You still collect housing allowance during deployments, so you would use that to pay for your apartment. If you decide to quit the apartment, you use your housing allowance to pay for storage.

I deployed more than a handful of times in the early/mid 2000’s and never had a single thing stored at a cost to the government.

That’s wild. Yes, I have been there before, but not for a long time (2001).

It was probably a “Harvest Hawk+” variant. They have a jacked up nose on them, but you can put warheads on foreheads with it.

It was a pretty good one I’m sure, though I tended to fully partake in the ball shenanigans. Lol Ended up retiring at 20 as a MSgt.

That is a KC-130J. It’s loaded up with tech to help the crew land “blind” if it needed to, but not something we have to do “for real” all that often. You can land that plane at a 540 fpm decent rate without issue, but it’s not pleasant for the passengers.

Spent 20 years in the Marines, and loved just about all of it.

That’s my old unit you’re flying with VMGR-152. Small world.

Same, safari on iPhone...

Mine is set up like option 2. No complaints. I don’t think I’d have complaints using option 1 either.

Same here. Safari browser on iPhone.

Numbers seem fine to me. If everything is running fine, no reason to suspect an issue. A leakdown check will tell you a bit more as it will show you the percentage of air escaping the combustion chamber on the compression stroke. A compression test is more of a generality. If your...

I’m not sure if the warranty can transfer, but these are about as strong as you’re going to get without a spool. I’ll admit I don’t drive my car much, but I put 800 rwhp through it without any problems.

Love it.

There’s a new one now (Prince Albert).

We’ve had made-in stainless pans for around 5 years now and they’ve been great. We also have a few cast iron pans. For nonstick, we have a few “from our place.com” pans. They’ve been great too, but we’ve only had them for 18 months or so, so I can’t speak to their durability.

Cool to see this thread pop up again. Thanks for the update.

That’s sick!

It's been awhile since I've looked at it, but I believe it's a dual bore TB inlet if memory serves.

I got my intake from JDM 5-10 years ago or so. I believe you may be mistaken if you think the roush DP intake fits a 5.4 deck and not a 4.6. The intake can be mounted with the TB facing forward as well.

I figure one day I’ll use it for something. I’ve got a handful of nice parts for a big power build, but since I don’t have any tracks around me (anymore), I don’t turn my cobra up really.

I'm sort of a hoarder to be honest, so I'm not really trying to sell it. I'd consider letting it go, but I'd want like $2500 or so for it.

It does. It works with GT/GT500/00r head on a 4.6 block.

It looks just like this.