LR1955 Wrote:Guys:
Deleted my post.
I remember some junkets I went on when working the RDTE side of things. Fort Benning in July is a real treat. Aberdeen in January or February another one. How about Nevada and New Mexico in the middle of the summer or winter -- take your pick!
The hardest part was 'rigging the tests' and 'cooking the results'. Had to drain the swamp of those scientists and test designers whose honesty got in the way of corruption!
LR55
What? No booze, hookers, Rolls Royces or bribes? Clearly, you're going on the wrong junkets...just give "Uncle Duke" a call...he's always been a big playa in the defense procurement game...
http://www.sandiegouniontribune.com/sdut...story.html
Here's an objective "competition": the M4 starts getting its butt kicked by a competitor, so the Army changes the rules, when that doesn't change the results, they stop the test outright and declare the M4 the winner...typical. What is the point of holding such "competitions" when we know the miserable status quo is going to win by default no matter what? I guess there were still tax payer dollars in the budget that needed to be wasted so they could get more money to waste for the upcoming year...
http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2014...utperform/
In other news, the Feds report that the Russians rigged the election by revealing how the Kleptocrats rigged the election...