Norty?
On the "horror meets comedy" theme:
"Nuke'em all, let God sort'em out", and the ever popular "Nuke'em 'til they glow, then shoot'em in the dark".
US airforce online ad theme: 'Horror Meets Comedy'
In a move which you simply couldn't make up, The US Air Force has announced that it will partner with Microsoft to advertise itself on the Xbox under the banner "Horror Meets Comedy". The deal will see the USAF sponsoring a series of short films for viewing on the Xbox Live online portal. The service, whose civilian and …
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Errrmmm---
"...(an) exclusive opportunity for the Air Force to engage with our target audience,"
An unfortunate choice of words, surely...!
Just that one?
How about the war in Bosnia when they shot HARMs at civilian radars in neighbouring non-combatant countries every time a beam glanced anywhere near them.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/europe/331127.stm
Or the Chinese embassy "mishap"?
http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/1999/oct/17/balkans
flying killer drones operating overseas by remote control
Why not just let the ordinary X-Box players do the dirty work - a highly skilled self motivated workforce like that would save a fortune in training.
How about...
They change the tagline to "The USAF: Bunch of fucktards" or a Waldo series of books where some hillbilly general is looking for his lost nukes on every page.
Asshats.
they fell asleep.. and i care why
I mean really? If the guys with the button are asleep I'm happy. It's when they are awake entering in those codes I start to worry!
That would be the icon show our planet after they needed to be awake...
In other news
OS Card was asked by the military and Microsoft to provide design input for their new Game and social networking site: Senders Universe. Xenophobics need not apply.
Some days
You get quality material like this and the jokes just write themselves.
Joke icon cus that's what the USAF is making itself look like with antics like this.
What the hell?
Did somebody from the Marines get a USAF guy drunk and feed him these ideas, or what?
@Pete mcQuail
Highly skilled ? Do you know how many n00bs crash their plane on take-off in BF1942 and BF2 ? After shooting one of their teammates in the back to get in it first ?
Some are good, of course, some are very, very good. But the majority couldn't pilot their way across the Channel in a straight line.
Training will still be needed, and very much needed.
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