Nightshade/PR

There's a complete a/c in the "Wings over Timor" mod at the Skunkworks.

http://www.century-of-flight.net/new%20site/frames/WW1%20engines_frame.htm http://www.century-of-flight.net/index.htm

Still not someone you want to tangle with in close without your A-Game.......... Prepping for a night intercept....

Mirage 5ODV Mirage 4000 Kawasaki T-4 Mitsubishi F-1

Sams are such a PITA..........Especially when they wait until you commit...and then fire. Makes it that much sweeter when you beat one........Or they lock on someone else 15's at Hi Altitude Tomcat stalking some unsuspecting targets....

They're Mirage IIIO skins out of the "Wings Over Timor" campaign

Down Under Thunder Twins.....

I'm getting back into flying the heavies.. Over Norway. The Victor has a certain appeal for me.

27 Sams fired at us...........and missed 6 AA missiles fired.....and missed Sent the J-Stars home as soon as we got the MC call, and took the AWACS low and fast to give the Migs something to chase for the run home. Who knew an E-3 could run so well at low level flying???? 1 MiG-23ML(NK)wiped off on a mountainside trying a high-speed gun pass. The other one fell to a flight of F-104s in the area, and I ran underneath. After that, a nice leisurely cruise back home.

This was an interesting mission...........

For so many of us during the Bad Old Days of the Cold War (and afterward), this was the most welcome sight of any TDY. The Freedom Bird....our ride home.

The Swede

Outbound for a night strike over Northern Germany....... Coming home late............

Speaking for myself, I like the new look and feel, and have no issues with the site.

Proof that Brett Favre isn't the only old Viking still in the public eye..................

After having some Vista issues, we fly again............ Heating up the neighborhood....

This plane is still a lot of fun to fly.........

This was a gimmee. A Pair-A-Lips Now & Full Metal Jacket.

I was on my way home after a SAM Hunt, and ran into some trucks............ There's Nike's in the air......and not the shoes.

Depends on where I'm going, and how far I have to go........ Primarily I listen to Jazz or New Age when I drive, and it's not uncommon for me to roll with The Rippingtons in the CD player. Rainy days are for Nelson Rangell or Earl Klugh, and hot days with the top open are for Dancing Fantasy. Long runs down the highway rate Bon Jovi and Jackson Browne, while night drives are for Torquato Mariano. And for flying WO(X), as crazy as it sounds, my favorite missions (Sam Hunts) are done to "Don't Fear the Reaper" by BOC.