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I move that we split this between GA and mil aviation...and then possibly down to non/fiction

Thanks for the update! Good luck with the academics.

Out of curiosity, when they check the cables at AF installations, would I be correct in assuming that USN a/c are used most of the time (since they are built to do it repeatedly)?

Just purchased Commanche vs. Hokom. Played the demo, never saw it after that!

One note, if you are in an MP session, make sure Doghouse is on YOUR side....if not, he will spank you.... HARD

Don't worry, I flew it back in 2001. Lot's of traffic. Getting passed on the left Getting passed on the right

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I started out in a 152, then 172, with a later transition to an arrow and then the seminole.

It must of been difficult to spot the chopper... you get a nice strobe effect, over reflect water... ugh.

Turns out this ...uh, 'man' may be freed because he has cancer..... Ok, time to go throw up. http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/scotland/8201188.stm

Well, that answers some questions....

Once, again, another great team product.

Malibu, like the others have said, do another intro/discovery flight, just to be sure. After that, I'd recommend going all the way through to the instrument rating. It will help you to be a more professional pilot, as well as giving you more tools to succeed in the air. It's a bit more $$$, but it's worth it. The endorsements are also good to get (tail wheel, High Performance, etc) are also challenges to seek, as well as other add-on ratings (MEL, seaplane, Commercial, etc). Of course, like everything else, it's one step at a time! If you have any questions, please ask! Phantom-> I'm not sure of any flying clubs based @ GDM, but if you're willing to fly out of BED again, I'd recommend East Coast Aero Club. I'm doing some flying with them out of the KASH office, and I've found them to be friendly and professional.

Some more info: http://forum.combatace.com/index.php?showtopic=34127

That would explain why everyone and their mother had beards in 'The Final Countdown'.

I've only locked them in the car once... luckily the car wasn't running, and I was already @ work. AAA to the rescue. I've heard of this before, but only in an urban legend sense. Glad to here that you success with it.

I'm not at home right now, but I'm think the Harrier cockpit is in KG, not pounds (though, I could be wrong). As far as using external tanks, only a few a/c show how much fuel is remaining in the externals tanks (at least as far as they are modeled in the game). Once you punch those tanks, off, there's only one fuel level that you need to worry about, and that's the internal tank! When I get home in the next day or so, I'll try to get you some more answers.

Sad sight...

How many airframes are needed? There's already an airframe out there that can do the job. Being designed with air defense in mind, it's got long legs, long range radar, long range missiles (can carry eight of 'em), is a proven combat veteran, and I'm sure we can find pilots to fly them.. for FREE.

Tough choice....AI would do better with the bombs, I prefer AGMs....ooooh the choices... AGM's I guess.

The F-108 seats loaded from the bottom of the a/c. For the B-58 the crewmember climbed in from the top.

That's sad. I'm pretty sure it was still in operation when I visited in '97. Last year I took Jen down and I couldn't find the damn ride anywhere! argh!

and to think I was discharged AFROTC because I was 2 lbs over the limit......

I think the coyote looks pretty badass in the grille there. I say clean him up, throw him in lucite, and make it the new hood ornament.

The First Lady of the Unite States greeted sailors upon their return to Norfolk, VA. http://www.navy.mil/search/display.asp?story_id=47349