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Damn :(

Could be. NATO Fighters III An RF-101C of the 18th Tactical Reconnaissance Squadron contends with cloud cover near the target area.

NATO Fighters III Mirage IIIEs of EC 03/003 'Ardennes' execute a rocket and bomb attack against an enemy formation in Southeast Germany.

Preview of the Mirage Factory A-7K at C6: http://www.checksix-fr.com/articles/Articl...v_CorsairK.html

Love that black Tornado! NATO Fighters III Harrier GR.3s prepare to sortie from a highway airstrip near Wildeshausen.

Yeah everyone likes a pat on the back: :rapage: And I personally can't heap enough praise on Flying Toaster's original model, and Oli's 2-seat conversion is just incredible.

NATO Fighters III An A-7D of the 74th TFS Flying Tigers leaves Wittmundhafen on the first day of hostilities.

I demand an explanation.

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I have a couple of MyBooks and neither require loading any software. You should be able to just plug them into a USB port.

Norton Save & Restore is the best backup software you can use IMO. Its based on Ghost, and so you have many of the advantages of the enterprise product.

In Cali, having a bad day is enough medical justification to get free pot from the City of San Francisco Health Department.

Nothing I like better than jiggling my man-thing all over the place!

I can't recall if I was ever 16... Happy birthday!

My nipples explode with delight!

I'd like to work on the FM for the Tu-128, if you need someone...

Not until our Tomcats are done.

Not sure off the top of my head which weapons pack they require, but the EF-111 is out: http://www.column5.us/aircraft2.shtml

NO NO NO!!!!!!!!! :warning2:

I'm not a big dip guy--I like those salt and vinegar chips just by themselves. But for dip, rotel is good when you make it with the super-hot rotel tomatoes, as opposed to the mild ones.

There is most likely more to this than what has been reported.

I don't know the exact limiting speed, but the system was designed to allow supersonic interceptions so I would not have any problem believing that the doors and launch rails could cycle at any speed up to the aircraft's maximum. I'll check the pilot's manual and see if there is any info on that. The main limitation of the F-106 weapons bay was that it was operated pneumatically and there was only enough compressed air for three cycles of the system. Two cycles for the AIM-4 system and one cycle for the Genie.