OTHER GAMES

[Texadelphia]

Navy gonna pull the upset - and in a dominating way today. They will bring home the CIC trophy with this big win today.

Way to go, Midshipmen!! ️

 

[nashhorn]

Not any doubt who’s the mvp in this game.

 

[Chop]

It's out of reach for Army now.

Congrats Midshipmen!

CIC trophy.

 

[erbutch]

Boy a running QB can sure make a difference!!!!

 

[nashhorn]

I was waiting for that er.

 

[erbutch]

Had 2 do it Nash

 

[Chop]

Not any doubt who’s the mvp in this game.

Horvath has got to one of the best Quarterback sneakers in the history of the game. Dude can execute the QB Sneak.

 

[nashhorn]

And the qb draw.

 

[erbutch]

Semper Fi and Anchors away !!!!!!

 

[erbutch]

No losers on either side of the field-----Patriots

 

[Chop]

Semper Fi and Anchors away !!!!!!

You seem to be generally smart. But you spell like a Boatswain's Mate.

 

[Texadelphia]

You seem to be generally smart. But you spell like a Boatswain's Mate.

Spelling is overrated- especially for Marines (Muscles Are Required; Intelligence Not Essential).

But, you are correct, sir. It’s “Anchors Aweigh“ for the record.

- Internet Spelling Police

Now - let’s all hope Navy goes and punches OU in the pants in their bowl game.

 

[Texadelphia]

You seem to be generally smart. But you spell like a Boatswain's Mate.

The dreaded Boatswain’s whistle - enough to drive you mad when underway.

 

[cnb]

 

[erbutch]

Chop-I stand corrected or as Marines say --Sir,No excuse Sir

 

[WorsterMan]

CONGRATULATIONS NAVY!!!

 

[Saint Jimmy]

Boy a running QB can sure make a difference!!!!

Yeah. Let's run the veer.... (eye roll).

 

[everette]

You seem to be generally smart. But you spell like a Boatswain's Mate.

This guy's wearing dolphins. I don't recall ever having seen a Boatswain’s mate on any of my four subs.

 

[Chop]

This guy's wearing dolphins. I don't recall ever having seen a Boatswain’s mate on any of my four subs.

Blow up the picture and look real close. I think he's wearing a surface warfare pin, rather than Dolphins.

 

[everette]

Blow up the picture and look real close. I think he's wearing a surface warfare pin, rather than Dolphins.

Okay, thanks; I didn't look that close.

 

[Chop]

Okay, thanks; I didn't look that close.

I'm Dolphins too, but have much respect for the floating Navy as well, especially the tin can destroyers.

Check out Tom Hanks' movie Greyhound. Then there was the suicidal charge of the destroyer Johnston into the heart of the Japanese fleet to save everybody's butts in the Philippines.

 

[HornHuskerDad]

I have great respect for the Navy, especially the aviators who have to land on a short, pitching deck with near-zero margin for error. As a USAF pilot, I found it very comforting to have 12,000 feet of earth-bound concrete in front of me when I landed.

 

[cnb]

 

[nashhorn]

Awesome- go Sweat go.

 

[Giovanni Jones]

I have great respect for the Navy, especially the aviators who have to land on a short, pitching deck with near-zero margin for error. As a USAF pilot, I found it very comforting to have 12,000 feet of earth-bound concrete in front of me when I landed.

Not to mention the physical strain of doing this over many years. I just came across this article in the NYT a few days ago.

Top-Gun Navy Pilots Fly at the Extremes. Their Brains May Suffer.

A confidential Navy program is studying whether intense fighter jet operations can cause devastating brain injuries in flight crews.

www.nytimes.com

 

[Chop]

Not to mention the physical strain of doing this over many years. I just came across this article in the NYT a few days ago.

Top-Gun Navy Pilots Fly at the Extremes. Their Brains May Suffer.

A confidential Navy program is studying whether intense fighter jet operations can cause devastating brain injuries in flight crews.

www.nytimes.com

And down below, the nuclear radiation won't kill you. It's all the other stuff: chemicals, high voltage, fires, highly pressurized gas that could cut your torso in half, asbestos (where it's still used), fumes and gasses, 1/2 ton metal things falling on you in the shipyard...

 

[Chop]

Love this film!

One guy trying to tackle him just bounced off him! Now that's a stiff-arm!

Go Sweat!

 

[Giovanni Jones]

And down below, the nuclear radiation won't kill you. It's all the other stuff: chemicals, high voltage, fires, highly pressurized gas that could cut your torso in half, asbestos (where it's still used), fumes and gasses, 1/2 ton metal things falling on you in the shipyard...

Years ago, I got to interview a Navy SEAL who had graduated from the local high school in the town I was working in at the time. In his estimation, the most dangerous place in the Navy was the flight deck of an aircraft carrier during flight operations. So many opportunities to get maimed or killed if you’re not 100% focused, he said.

 

[rick mueller]

Love this film!

One guy trying to tackle him just bounced off him! Now that's a stiff-arm!

Go Sweat!

That was an o-lineman he stiff armed. Guy went down like a ragdoll!

 

[cnb]