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I can't recall reading about this, but they are getting two. Here's a pic from airliners.net Photo Copyright of the author and airliners.net Article from Flight Global

Want to find the major targets were you live in the US? Check out this site: http://www.survivalring.org/cd-targets.php and some more info: http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/amex/bomb/sfeature/blastmap.html

Maybe they want them back to sell to museums!

Hopefully this brings closure to their families. Maybe someday all of ours will be accounted for...

Good to see you playing again!

I tried creating a gallery/album, but it wouldn't allow me to do so. So rush, figured I'd report it

Ah yes, 'weapons' and 'shapes'. Say no more I'll have to watch one of those sometime, though hopefully only a drill.

Use the wing leveler instead of the AP, fuel will burn off (depending on your difficulty setting).

Found this link on the F-14 Assoc. forum.

XM, Dos Gringos, Metallica, Rage Against The Machine, some rap (old school), etc.

Your Manchester museum is defiantly better than my Manchester museum. I'll have to check it out sometime!

http://www.dosgringosrocks.com/home.html

Spot on FC.... Simple answer, it DEPENDS

Well, ya can't beat that! :)

Hope you guys had a good one!

Thanks for the link!

I've decided to pin this as it might prove useful to others in pursuing the dream of flight.

I was hoping to get to the Boardwalk show this year... but then they switched me to wed's... oh well.

I hope to keep a maintained list of essential books here. Feel free to add!

Oh, one thing, and this is not negotiable, join AOPA!

Two of your posts back you asked a VERY important question. There is a huge difference between CURRENCY & PROFICIENCY. With currency you just need to worry about your landings (if you're taking passengers) and your flight review. Those are just boxes to check off. However, proficiency is what YOU and/or your CFI determine needs to be done in order to keep YOU and your PASSENGERS SAFE (and the airplane usable). This is just an off hand guess, but as a new pilot, you may want to figure at least one flight a month, granted life always throws a curveball. Concerning when to start flying.... yes, wx will play a significant part in your training. You'll need to get used to all kinds of weather, and most importantly, making the GO/NO-GO decision as PIC. I'd say start now, because those CAVU days can be far and few between. After your first solo, it's not just building hours, but accomplishing different objectives before your checkride. On the solo flights, you'll be required to complete flight maneuvers, go on cross-country flights, etc. I'm not sure how your FBO will be charging you when you are solo. Most solo flights (depending on where you are, where you're going) require the CFI to sign you off for every solo flight. Some places might charge you CFI time on solo's, others might not. Though the CFI is required to be at base when one of their students is flying solo. When solo, the a/c billing is the same as when you're with a CFI. Hope this helps.

S!

a belated 'Happy Birthday' to all!

I'll have to search around for that. Got a link to get me started?