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Old May 3, 2011, 6:23 pm
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Originally Posted by Flaflyer
Since TSA wants to become the Homeland Police Force, why not a TSO Volunteer Auxiliary Screeners Service? We know the training to become a TSO is minimal, so cost will be very minimal. These kids with blue gloves prove how simple the job is.
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Originally Posted by FriendlySkies
This is what happened after the guy brought his son to work in the ATC tower.
I was in the court that thought that incident, while in poor judgment in this era of live internet ATC feeds, was not that big of a deal. When I was little kid, a controller let me change the intensity of the runway lights on a tower visit one time. Never got to talk on the radio from the tower, but I did when in a GA aircraft plenty of times.

I guess my whole point here in starting this thread is that in spite of all the chest-thumping by the TSA, the checkpoint is not the Front Line of the War On Terror™ they like to pretend it is.
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