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MSG Stan Hutchison
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I saw an article on this. It appears the majority of offenders claimed the ''forget" the gun was in their suitcase. They should be locked up either for lying or for stupidity.
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MSG Stan Hutchison
MSG Stan Hutchison
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Patricia Overmeyer - My point exactly. Even an unloaded firearm.
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Patricia Overmeyer
Patricia Overmeyer
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MSG Stan Hutchison - I really have a hard time understanding how you can forget you are packing a loaded weapon, let alone an unloaded weapon. My dad always taught me to always know where the weapons were and always treat them as if they were loaded. Have we become so damned complacent about the dangers of firearms that they are treated more like a slicker you toss in the luggage just in case it rains? WTF?
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MSG Stan Hutchison
MSG Stan Hutchison
11 mo
Patricia Overmeyer - You are probably correct.
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SGT Aaron Atwood
SGT Aaron Atwood
11 mo
Patricia Overmeyer in an effort to give benefit of the doubt: if you travel regularly, but almost never by plane chances are you're in the habit of your weapon being on your person or within arm's reach. It's quite the mental anomaly when you have to break a habit temporarily for something like traveling by plane. I've never bothered trying to take a gun on a commercial airplane, but then again they (airline workers especially) give me other problems with my normal carry-on.
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SGT Ruben Lozada
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Excellent post. Thank you for sharing this Colonel. This is is alarming.
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SFC Kelly Fuerhoff
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Edited 11 mo ago
I read it wrong and then read the article. I thought this was about them failing those red tests they get or whatever where people purposely try sneaking guns in. That they fail a lot.
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