You know what they call people in the Air Force?

[Guy]

I happened to be watching the 1958, No Time for Sergeants. It struck me that a lot of younger military people may never have seen it.

I recommend finding a copy and watching that movie, particularly for the Air Force types.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0052005/


Will Stockdale: Hey, Ben. Maybe you'll get to like the Air Force. Zoomin' all over the sky - and shouting, "Roger" and "Wilco" and everything. Maybe it won't be so bad.
Benjamin B. Whitledge: Bad? You know what they call men in the Air Force?
[Will shakes his head "no"]
Benjamin B. Whitledge: Air man! Like somethin' out of a dang funny book! Air man! How you gonna like it when somebody calls you "Air man"?
Will Stockdale: By dog, I just don't think I'll stand for it.

 

[esa17]

I love that movie. I've watched it probably 50 times with my dad.

 

[Blackhawk]

Good book as well.

 

[Low&Slow]

Beats being called semen (Navy).

 

[subpilot]

Beats being called semen (Navy).

It's freak'in spelled Seaman.

 

[Adler]

http://www.veoh.com/browse/videos/category/comedy/watch/v18998626NdpE7hK2

 

[Low&Slow]

It's freak'in spelled Seaman.

Yo-Ho! irate:

 

[aloft]

It's freak'in spelled Seaman.

Spell it however you like, doesn't change its pronunciation a lick.

 

[skidz]

Chair force?

 

[SpiraMirabilis]

I love this movie. My favorite scene is from the beginning with the draft official, and getting handcuffed to the gas pump

 

[esa17]

I love this movie. My favorite scene is from the beginning with the draft official, and getting handcuffed to the gas pump

Mine is the interview.

Q: Have you ever broken any bones?
A: I broke a leg once.

Q: Are there any issues as a result?
A: He still limps a might.

Q: Who still limps?
A: The feller whose leg I broke.

 

[SpiraMirabilis]

Heheheh. Last name first first name second middle name last!