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History has shown that it would definitely work!

I’d love it if they moved to a safer location.

I always liked their inventory, but the risk of getting robbed (I think I shared the story on TGO) leaving the store made me stop shopping there years ago.

It doesn’t.

Congratulations!

Mine is the First Edge 5050 fixed blade survival knife. I’ve had it and many other knives for several years. I believe this one might have come from one of Willis’s group buys a few years ago. I keep this one loaded on a cart with a few other essentials in case we need to get to my truck quickly.

This has nothing to do with the Tuskegee Airmen or Doc, but I wanted to share this short video of The 2nd Ranger Company. They are Korean War heroes, but very few have ever heard of them. They were the first Rangers to ever jump into combat, and the only all black unit to do so. “ The most elite all black unit formed since the army’s inception.” https://www.dvidshub.net/news/465045/original-airborne-rangers-legend-buffalo-rangers

You can download DCS for free @ digitalcombatsimulator.com. I believe they allow you to try five or six planes and a single map to fly before you make a commitment. The free aircraft aren’t full fidelity like the planes you can purchase. Some people even fly the trial planes with a game controller before committing to purchasing peripherals. There are lots of videos on YouTube. Just type in Digital Combat Simulator. If you decide to try DCS, I’d recommend starting with the F16, F14, F15 or F18. They’re easier to learn. More experienced players have told me the A10 is the most difficult airframe to learn. I’m still in training on the A10. I know the full start up procedure, taxing, takeoffs, basic navigation, basics of the 30mm gun, rockets, JDAMS and landing. I’ve been invited to join a squadron, but I don’t feel I spend enough time flying to join a squadron. I have too many other distractions

“Surviving Black Hawk Down” on Netflix is a very good series. It has interviews with Delta guys, Rangers and Somali individuals who participated in the battle or filmed it.

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This movie had lots of good stunts.

If you were heading east on Stage into Bartlett, the restaurant was on the northeast corner of Stage and Covington Pike next door to if I recall correctly was a liquor store or Chinese restaurant. There was also a Shoney’s on the northwest side of the street.