Yes but this isn't a problem. As according to the US military the US
will never have to fight a conventional war against modern forces.That
was part of the reasoning behind cancelling the Comanche. There's no
need for developing that type of technology to fight a conventional war
anymore, who cares
No, but I've heard they are hard to find. They have even been described as cunning.
(Very sorry)
Jerry Johnson
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Hmm.
do you think there's a shortage of linguists who aren't gay?
;-P
-Gel
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> Subject: RE: [ISN] 'Special skills draft' on drawing board -
> Computer expe rts, foreign language specialists lead list of
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> Any bets on how long before I get activated?
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> Timothy Heald
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As a member of my Local Board, we have heard nothing about it.
But, it might be a methodology for the Bush Administration to get some
employment for It professionals that are otherwise making pizzas, etc.
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Hmm.
do you think there's a shortage of linguists who aren't gay?
;-P
-Gel
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From: Kevin Graeme
I don't have anything particularly insightful to say, but I just can't
help
thinking about the military booting existing lingquists because they
were
gay.
-Kevin
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ecial skills draft' on drawing board - Computer expe
rts, foreign language specialists lead list of military's needs
Any bets on whether the kids of administration officials, members of
congress and the rich will get conscripted? My bet is that not one will be.
larry
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> Washington -- The government is taking the first steps towar
Any bets on whether the kids of administration officials, members of
congress and the rich will get conscripted? My bet is that not one will be.
larry
> -Original Message-
> From: Heald, Tim [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Monday, March 15, 2004 9:33 AM
> To: CF-Community
> Subject: FW
> Washington -- The government is taking the first steps toward a
> targeted military draft of Americans with special skills in computers
> and foreign languages.
I don't have anything particularly insightful to say, but I just can't help
thinking about the military booting existing lingquists bec
