I now have a great excuse for the next time she claims to have told me something I didn't hear like "the garbage can is full".oljames3 wrote:Hooah! Love me some M115 and M110! For myself, M109 (through A5) and Pershing 1a. Both as 13B and 13E, then as 01-03, only used triple flange plugs on the firing line and in my FDC. Same with P1a, unless I was going to be next to the Power Station (jet turbine). Still, I have better hearing than my lovely, young, trophy wife.Soccerdad1995 wrote:I do as well. Then again I served in a Fire Direction Center right behind 8 inch and later 155 mm howitzers, so my ears have taken a bit of abuse.
Now I sometimes use foam plugs and ear muffs on the range. VA sez I have lost a little high frequency, but it's OK because it is just the frequency of the average American female voice.
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Or you could point out that it is a scientific fact that a woman can talk 50% faster than her husband can listen.Soccerdad1995 wrote:I now have a great excuse for the next time she claims to have told me something I didn't hear like "the garbage can is full".oljames3 wrote:Hooah! Love me some M115 and M110! For myself, M109 (through A5) and Pershing 1a. Both as 13B and 13E, then as 01-03, only used triple flange plugs on the firing line and in my FDC. Same with P1a, unless I was going to be next to the Power Station (jet turbine). Still, I have better hearing than my lovely, young, trophy wife.Soccerdad1995 wrote:I do as well. Then again I served in a Fire Direction Center right behind 8 inch and later 155 mm howitzers, so my ears have taken a bit of abuse.
Now I sometimes use foam plugs and ear muffs on the range. VA sez I have lost a little high frequency, but it's OK because it is just the frequency of the average American female voice.
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