Very impressive for such a young guy.

Awesome stuff!

Very impressive...Thank you Cameron, for your continuing service.

He really covered a lot in a very short time. I believe put in the right place at the right time under the right circumstances the right person can achieve anything. I joined the navy at 17 years of age and made E-6 in five years was honorably discharged iafter six years and went to work three days later for general dynamics assembling tomahawk cruise missiles in San Diego. This was over thirty five years ago and has lead me to many very interesting special government and civilian programs that would amaze most. If your good at what you do the sky is the limit.

I'd like to point out something about Cameron that impresses me, and that is his bearing. He shows an outstanding combination of humbleness, confidence and poise. Never arrogant, just quietly comfortable in his own skin. Cameron, I hope you stay in touch here, you certainly have some new friends cheering you on.

Cameron, I was stationed at Fairchild AFB from 2005 to 2008 with the 336 TRG, specifically 36 RQF. When were you at Fairchild? It sounds like we overlapped.

It is pretty clear to me this guy is in fact legit. His demeanor, command of the English language and subject matter competence is evident even to a neophyte. A real injustice has been perpetrated on this young fellow. Great piece Don.

I can't believe that Don called him a bridgebuilder. At least his name is Cameron. Probably just a slip, hopefully not Freudian.

I suppose patience is key here... we're all awaiting Senior's signal for action. Much greater effect if you have a whole bunch of CBU-97s all at once falling on the target, that way no enemy materiel see the explosions and have time to move... just glorious IR-sensing molten copper slugs from above :-) Maybe I shoulda gone into the ordnance ratings...

It's get real time. Had Mr. Gamble told me his qualifications in a bar (VERY DOUBTFUL THAT HE WOULD DO SO) I would have told him to his face he was full of shit.  
No one does what he's done, and that would have been said with 22 years of TS/SCI Navai Intel background coupled with the SERE experience and 20 years close friendship with some CIA guys that do what the CIA doesn't do.
Mr. Gamble. thank you for your past and ongoing service. Should I ever be in a position to assist you, I'd be honored to try.  Senior, thanks for the education and the dose of humble pie.  Kudos to Bridgechief as well.  
I've never felt so old and bypassed by time and events as I do right now. Think I need to keep my big mouth shut from here on in.