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Yeah that's just what I think I want lol. I have my pilots license now and could be a pilot I guess but that doesn't appeal to me as much.
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11-21-12, 20:38
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Service the bike and put it on consignment. That way if it sells, you got cash; if it doesn't, you still have a bike. Either way, plan on having a scooter by your first permanent station. Anyway, there are some cool things ot do int eh military, this is mine: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QsKID...eature=related
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PPL dont count for a whole lot in the military bro, just saying. You cant quite compare C172's to F18's. primary trainers, sure, but not the fast movers.
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