Yes, I get the military, locker room, baseball dugout dynamic. I've been there. It has always been there and it always will been there. Its in the human condition. BTW I knew someone would jump at showing a old GI photo with guys being guys but then that shows how many of you are totally missing it. Those bazooka cocked soldiers would not be walking down main street USA as school lets out as it would not have been viewed as acceptable or tolerated for that matter. Most of you all are conveniently ignoring the reality that this kind of behavior was not done in public, encouraged and celebrated openly like it is today. It would have been frowned upon and likely even dealt with in some fashion. In the bunkhouses and barracks yes but not flaunted openly as society in general would not stand for it. It was not the acceptable norm. People behaved in public with often a different and better set of manners. There's certain shops or back alleys or sides of town you'd go to for that or even in the not so distant past behind a curtain in the back of a video rental. It wasn't in your face. You all are ganging up on one person and ridiculing them to make yourselves feel better and justified by what you are doing. You are making the decision to not get it which means that you do. I'm surprised and disappointed that some of the older ones among you are not getting it either and are not understanding the cusp of what I'm addressing. There used to be a certain expectation of public decency and dignity in one's behavior and how they interacted with others in open, public society. Behind closed doors, under red lights, on the football field, in the locker rooms or on a battlefield etc is what it always has been and always will be but there used to exist traditionally, a restraint to keep that from spilling over into the public affairs and goings on of public day to day life. It was a poor decision in bad taste on the part of those pilots in my opinion.