Senior noncommissioned officers and field grade officers will soon be required to take up a new language as part of their professional military training starting next year. The students down at Maxwell (Air Force Base, Ala., home to Air University and the Senior NCO Academy) are going to be required to take classes one of four languages: Arabic, French, Spanish and Chinese.
Tom
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show me your hands. now. hands on your head with fingers interlocked. now. on your knees. now.
show me your hands. now. hands on your head with fingers interlocked. now. on your knees. now."
Rick... How do you keep your Gun on them using hand signals?
Stay on your couch behind the TV and leave it to the professionals will ya LMAO!!
If you just squeeze the little trigger thing communication is not an issue, and you're welcome. I still gladly defend, with my life if necessary, your right to patronize me on this board.
God bless America and all it's citizens!!! For all of our flaws we are still the greatest country on this earth.
Why French...it's the second true international language, right behind enlish.
*See, that's what I mean.
Who's ever heard of enlish?
Latin is more international than French.
French is important if you're invading a culinary school.
(Unless of course, those words aren't French, and I'm the gutter minded village idiot)
this guy is actually my brother. He is a lot like me, but just a little more retarded.