Several Airmen at Nevada’s Nellis Air Force Base showed off their cushy “dorms,” reminding the Army and Marine Corps why it pays to wear Air Force blue.
The four Airmen did an MTV Cribs-type parody, flaunting everything from Star Wars-themed Jeep Wranglers to mini fridges and Harry Potter wands, things that can seemingly exist on Air Force bases without being mocked, stolen or vandalized.
The “dorm” accommodations are rather cushy, and resemble a small 3-bedroom apartment. Every room had a television, and not a single Airman had the “crushed soul” facial expression common when going through an Army or Marine barracks.
The full version of the “Cribs” style was originally posted to YouTube.
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