I am an Honor Flight Columbus Guardian The older version of this website was not connected to Honor Flight and had been around since 2011 The older posts can be found here As of March 2017 with Honor

Seeking: Male Age 30 to 90 Status: 38 Divorced Straight Male Location: New York Florida Interest In: Marriage Ethnicity: White/Caucasian Living: Homeless Eye Catcher: Arms

Height: 5'5 inches Body: Athletic and Muscular Hair/Eyes: Black, Black Smoke: No way Drink: No Answer Exercise More than 4 times a week Politics: None

Education: PhD/Postdoctoral Religion: Christian Income: $15,001 to $25,000 Occupation: Military Offspring: None Personality: Adventurous Country: United States

MY STORY

I am an Honor Flight Columbus Guardian The older version of this website was not connected to Honor Flight and had been around since 2011 The older posts can be found here As of March 2017 with Honor Flight Columbuss blessing I am proud to convert this website to be a primary place for you to share your memories about Honor Flight

Traveling Working Cooking  MY IDEAL MATE

Among officers of differing rank the rules are slightly different When we were serving aboard ship as junior officers our captain sometimes used our first names at a meal but we always responded with “Captain” or “sir” in reply However in a professional setting like on the bridge the captain always addressed us by our rank

MY PERFECT FIRST DATE

Nothing is more iconic than a military salute and nothing more galling to a veteran when you get it wrong To make matters worse the rules can seem puzzling to outsiders Here are some guidelines to get you started

MY GOALS

Take the film Independence Day an entertaining alieninvasion flick that includes a climactic scene in which the US fights back But when the Marine Corps FA18 Hornets attack the alien space ship over LA the film depicted about twice as many Hornets as have existed on the entire West Coast—ever