Well, I was a senior in high school, 18 years-- I just turned 18 years old two days before my mom-- she was a Baton Rouge city police officer that was gunned down in the line of duty. So she was ambushed making a routine night deposit at a bank.
The Marine Corps, the higher in rank you go, the less you're allowed to complain. So as a Gunnery Sergeant, do you really think I was going to turn to my platoon of 63 US Marines, combat Marines now, and tell them there's something going on with me?
And so he engineered an attack like this, and then showed it to the media, and showed his own army coming in to save the inhabitants, They just got gunned down.
And so he engineered an attack like this, and then showed it to the media, and showed his own army coming in to save the inhabitants, Peaceful demonstrators got gunned down.
He had, like 300 shells in his armory on the submarine. The deck gun-- his gunnery crew was deadly accurate and fast. And so he knew he had a lot of assurance that when they fired a shell, it would strike and blow up.
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And so he knew he had a lot of assurance that when they fired a shell, it would strike and blow up. Because as accurate as his own gunners were, the British Naval gunners on destroyers were amazing.
that we drive around in Afghanistan. And the driver says to gunner, hey, how many Taliban guys do you reckon we killed? And I was like, well, how do you know they were Taliban?
So collaboration. How do givers succeed in collaboration? badass nicknames like Stealth and Gunner and Iceman.
And he had invented all the suits used but the RAF in World War II, as the bombers were unheated and unpressurized, and the gunners were out in the slipstream, 250 miles an hour, minus 35 Celsius. And he designed and made all the electrically heated suits.
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And he was actually killed in an accident hitchhiking home for Christmas in 1945. So having been in the Lancaster bomber all those years as a rear gunner, that's really kind of ironic, and sort of, kind of funny if you're not-- you know, I was only 2 and 1/2.
You've got the folks who are just fresh out of undergrad, so they're going berserk. Every single second of the day, the gunners on the front row. I had worked for a while, so I was kind of chill.
And there was all kinds of really horrific things happening there, too. I know we've heard about the situation with the people being gunned down on the bridge. But in St. Bernard Parish, for two whole days, the police were going up and down the streets shooting everybody's dogs.
They built this flying hacking platform that was a GSM tower that could hijack phone calls. I'm, it was basically a gunnery drone, a marine gunnery drone from the '70s or something. And they bought it cheap. I think they built the whole thing for two thousand bucks. They had a 22-pound pay load.
Eventually ended up in flight school where he was about to become a fighter pilot and had a car crash which almost crippled him. And he was reassigned as a gunnery officer -- this is right at the beginning of World War II -- reassigned as a gunnery officer on a cruiser near Toulon, France, where he lived with his wife, and by the late '30s, his son, Jean-Michel, his oldest son, and his son Philippe. And Cousteau met a man named Philippe Tailliez,
to serve his community and his country. Cortés served in the United States Marine Corps for nearly 13 years, attaining the rank of Gunnery Sergeant, serving in Operation Enduring Freedom and Operation Iraqi Freedom.
And so this was another factor in the debate. He had five in all in parts of the West London suburbs around Ealing, Gunnersbury, and so on.
And he used a gauze, an area of heating, rather than a single wire of heating. And then you could-- he made gloves and everything for the navigators and bomb aimers and the gunners in particular, who had most of the slipstream.
And I'm guessing a lot of people in this room have the same-- I use the word gunner mode-- of just bring it on.
and he and his buddy are in the wrong place at the wrong time and they get gunned down.
I'm Tom Siddell. I work on the comic, "Gunnerkrigg Court," which we're going to talk about today.
And so with that in mind, what I came up with was "Gunnerkrigg Court." And the court itself is a large industrial complex
And if you're interested, you can read more about it at gunnerkrigg.com.
Racing down one of Calgary's broad thoroughfares, I gunned the engine and pulled abreast of the red Cavalier.
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And if it wasn't for the injury that I picked up in Tokyo, I think I would have full gunned it to try to make it to the Winter Paralympics in March.
In law enforcement, we're not quite there yet. In law enforcement, there is a belief that if you say there's something wrong with you, you're going to get rubber gunned , meaning they're going to strip you away of your gun and shield, and you're going to be placed behind a desk.
and they pull the tarpaulin back and they discover you, you and your family will be lined up and machine gunned .
unfortunate guy whose head is like a foot out of the tank. There's a, there's a gunner and there's a navigator, and then seated right here, right here there's a steel chair bolted
pieces, they are more likely to hit but they cause less damage if they hit. And during--in the middle of the Battle of the Bulge, they were actually gunnery officers who flew back
France. And he was born in 1910; travelled all over Europe with his father, who was a factotum for wealthy American ex-patriots. Eventually ended up in flight school where he was about to become a fighter pilot and had a car crash which almost crippled him. And he was reassigned as a gunnery officer -- this is right at the beginning of World War II -- reassigned as a gunnery officer on a cruiser near Toulon, France,