LOL Marines...good one Cliff. Thanks for all the videos, especially the boot camp series. I'm on terminal leave until 30 June, and planning to take SA or PE to Germany with my son. After 38 years I'm finally catching a space-a. Go Navy...beat Army.
Hey brother, congratulations on a well-deserved retirement and thank you for your outstanding service! Best of luck to you on your space-a adventure and than, you for supporting the channel!
So released seats is availability of seats allowed for passengers to aboard the aircraft? If this what you mean, please address this because released seats could mean something else. It is military jargon and some of us is kinda old and tired and left military a long time. Also got dependents whom never served but still qualify the flight manifest if available.
In reference to the 72-Hour Schedule the column referencing "Seats" is the number of seats that WILL be released for Space-A passengers to compete for. Alternatively, the Roll-Call Report references seats released. That is a report after the fact of how many were actually released for that aircraft. Hope this helps.
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Thank you Devil! 🫡
Thanks for stoppin in!
@@CliffWagner I will be more now that I have seen this!
Keeping it simple for the Marines watching the video, that was funny Clifford!
Just keeping it real brother.
Can you do a video on types of aircraft based on available seats published? Example 73T usually is a C5. Thanks for your content.
Great suggestion! I'll see what I can do!
3:06 🤣🤣🤣 got me
Thank you for your brother!
LOL Marines...good one Cliff. Thanks for all the videos, especially the boot camp series. I'm on terminal leave until 30 June, and planning to take SA or PE to Germany with my son. After 38 years I'm finally catching a space-a. Go Navy...beat Army.
Hey brother, congratulations on a well-deserved retirement and thank you for your outstanding service! Best of luck to you on your space-a adventure and than, you for supporting the channel!
So released seats is availability of seats allowed for passengers to aboard the aircraft? If this what you mean, please address this because released seats could mean something else. It is military jargon and some of us is kinda old and tired and left military a long time. Also got dependents whom never served but still qualify the flight manifest if available.
Thank you for the understanding of my post!
In reference to the 72-Hour Schedule the column referencing "Seats" is the number of seats that WILL be released for Space-A passengers to compete for. Alternatively, the Roll-Call Report references seats released. That is a report after the fact of how many were actually released for that aircraft. Hope this helps.