>>14838935 pb

US Army tweet previous bread.

US Army Red Light

Hanging out with your #team tonight?

So are we!

#Airborne!

https://twitter.com/usarmy/status/1451715775266426881

7 airborne, 10 second clip

Just for information for those who might not understand parachute airborne forces.

There are two lights above the door where parachutists jump from.

In airborne forces 'red light' means 'stand by prepare to jump'.

It is followed 'green light' which means 'go'.

Is this tweet telling us to stand by?

Get ready for 'go'.

7 & 10 = Q

>>14840974

Depends what weapon you're using.

>>14840982

>>14841006

Anyone pick up a gun should be thoroughly briefed on what to do and what not to do with the gun.

Prime rule #1 is that youNEVERpoint a weapon at anyone for any reason unless you are intending to shoot them.

On a movie set there is no reason whatsoever to point a gun directly at anyone.

It is simple to use camera angle to give the impression it is being aimed directly.

There is no reason whatsoever to point the weapon at a crew member or anyone else on set.

>>14841068

>On a movie set there is no reason whatsoever to point a gun directly at anyone.

>It is simple to use camera angle to give the impression it is being aimed directly.

What you see in a movie is the appearance of someone pointing a gun at another person, sensible filmed movies the gun is actually being aimed slightly to one side and not directly at another person.

There is no reason at all to be pointing it anywhere near a member of the crew.

>>14841098

>Considered impolite in normal practice; same with a knife.

I would consider it damn rude not just impolite. ;)

>>14841111

^^^ unitary digits quadrupled.

All 4 one and one x four.

>>14841155

5:5 ^^

Patsey should be spelled - Patsy.

ORTOL37E-6 Mercury comms plane heading down to the Mexico Gulf area.

Star Wars fans will know -

General Ortol, is a mass-murderer. Ortol sent thousands of innocent Ord Mantellians to their deaths.

https://starwars.fandom.com/wiki/Ortol