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low flying
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Bob Denman
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:shocked: I know that pilots worry about bird strikes...
But "Woodchuck strikes"??? :yikes:
But "Woodchuck strikes"??? :yikes:
Bob Denman
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Was #2 upside down? :shocked:
If so; I'm voting for #2 and #1! :thumbup:
If so; I'm voting for #2 and #1! :thumbup:
Oldmanzues
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Flyboys having fun.
Bob D needs to ride in a B-52 with terrin following radar, a few hundred feet off the deck. If you know any old USAF/SAC troops, ask about "Oil burner routes"
Oldmanzues
Bob D needs to ride in a B-52 with terrin following radar, a few hundred feet off the deck. If you know any old USAF/SAC troops, ask about "Oil burner routes"
Oldmanzues
Bob Denman
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I'm actually just fine up at 43,000 feet with a movie and a flight attendant... :thumbup:
cuznjohn
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flying
i did runway electrical work at KENNEDY AIRPORT back in the 70's and after seeing what goes on with planes and emergency's i have never flown. feet stay on the ground. i went to a air show at jones beach on long island once, first air show i was ever at. well i was standing on the board walk looking out over the ocean enjoying the show when all of a sudden a jet came from behind us and it was so low that i needed to change my underwear when he passed. it was amazing, now a young lady i know in OHIO just left to go see her mom in Scotland and asked if i would want to go and she would hold my hand the whole flight so i can say that i flew in a plane. but like the brave man i am i said NO WAY!!! and still i am alone and feet on the ground.
i did runway electrical work at KENNEDY AIRPORT back in the 70's and after seeing what goes on with planes and emergency's i have never flown. feet stay on the ground. i went to a air show at jones beach on long island once, first air show i was ever at. well i was standing on the board walk looking out over the ocean enjoying the show when all of a sudden a jet came from behind us and it was so low that i needed to change my underwear when he passed. it was amazing, now a young lady i know in OHIO just left to go see her mom in Scotland and asked if i would want to go and she would hold my hand the whole flight so i can say that i flew in a plane. but like the brave man i am i said NO WAY!!! and still i am alone and feet on the ground.
ValCruzSpyder
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Hmmmmm?
Stationed aboard aircraft carriers, I got my fill of "sonic booms"...all from the comfort of a spacious flightdeck. I'll keep my feet planted solidly on the ground, thank you.
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Stationed aboard aircraft carriers, I got my fill of "sonic booms"...all from the comfort of a spacious flightdeck. I'll keep my feet planted solidly on the ground, thank you.
Dan McNally
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The FB-111 also had a terrain following radar and would get a lot closer to the surface than that BUFF would. It was awesome to be in one flying low and fast . . . you just knew you were going to hit that mountain ahead! :yikes:
