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That checks out. Sheratons are part of the Marriott brand.

Pretty sure SAR techs can be dropped without issues…. It’s when things go wrong that’s the issue.

These problems don’t exist at Marriott hotels. Just saying.

Another image of the Bombardier proposal:

When I receive ATI, I just provide the information requested and move on. No one should care about who made the request. If they do, they have too much time on their hand. Why don’t you just ask your CoC/CO about the information you’re after?

Our opportunity was in 2020, when we bought the 650. Won’t happen for a while now…

So, you just choked someone unconscious but don’t check airways? That’s the point brihard is making. He received training in First Aid but can’t do the basics. If he can’t internalize training for First Aid, then we need to assume he can’t properly internalize other type of training...

Is it unreasonable to expect someone to provide First Aid (Marines are trained) to someone that is unconscious? It’s not about the choke but what you do when you realize someone is in distress.

If I shoot someone in the head but put them in the recovery position after, that’s okay too?

Except the people don’t give a f….

The F-15 of the early 80s was a pure A/A fighter. The E wasn’t produced until 1988 and even underwent some OT&E during the Gulf War. That was a non starter as we needed a multi-role aircraft.

To be fair, I find Met not to be too useful when operating in locations where there is a well establish commercial (or US military) Met presence that can be accessed. As aircrew, we are trained to interpret weather products - probably not to the same level as a met tech - but certainly good...

Not entirely true anymore with WFH being a very valid option for many.

SAR, in this context, means Special Access Required.

Compartmentalization exists and it very tightly managed. Read about SCI and SAR/SAP.