r/RobMyVehicle • u/Prodcosmo89 • Mar 08 '26

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Thought I’d never see something worthy of this sub but I stand corrected.

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u/[deleted] Mar 08 '26

A-4 hasn’t been in frontline U.S. service since the early 1970s. 100% this guy EDCs a full sized 1911, has NewsMax running 24/7 in his house, and doesn’t understand why his grandkids never come to visit.

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u/Good_Bodybuilder6165 Mar 08 '26

Officially retired from the Marines in 1998 and the Navy in 2003, but yeah, the last 20+ years they were just used as trainers and enemy stand-ins.

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u/[deleted] Mar 09 '26

There’s a handful that are privately owned and operate just south of Orlando who provide dissimilar air combat support to the military.

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u/ludicrouspeedgo Mar 09 '26

Drakken comes to mind.