Not me personally, we lived off-base and I was only about 12 when we left-- but my folks probably did for sure!
Funnily enough, I've been helping them clean out their kitchen so they can have it redone and the sheer volume of old squadron/hangar dance/etc mugs they have absolutely beggars belief. I'd bet there's one or two in the hoard that corresponds to one of the dances you're thinking of.
Sorry, I'm terrible about seeing my notifications. Yep, we were at Beale between 94 & 98, but overseas before and after that.
Seconding this; my dad worked on the U2 for 30-odd years and he's still kicking!
That whole game was so wonderful. The music, the base building, the slow discovery of everything you can do, all of it.
Gotta love the Claw Spa treatment!
That was so well-put, thank you. I've never had a tidy, succinct response for this sort of thing and yet you summed it up so well; I don't disagree that many people have definitely misunderstood the character/media/etc, but it's definitely true that some people just enjoy things anyway.
The cure to all of life's problems is salt water: sweat, tears, or the sea.
Some of us do.
Sorry, didn't mean to be unclear! The question is in fact posited to every applicant regardless of sex/gender/orientation, our entire questionnaire is universal. Anal sex is brought up with anybody that's had a recent new partner(again regardless of any of those metrics) just because of the enhanced risk due to delicate tissues etc. involved.
Like you say, at least it's progress!
Nope! I grew up overseas and they finally eased those restrictions a couple of years ago.
I can't vouch for the Red Cross specifically, but the blood bank I work for has no issues with it anymore.