fholbert
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When I was in the USAF we’d work Thuds every day out of Carswell AFB, loaded with target bombs headed for the range. Never seen a faster aircraft on final.
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Murdoughnut
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Safety pilot in an A36. Damn GFC 500 service bulletin explains the popped A/P and trim breakers.
///AMG
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There is almost nothing that you could say that would give me a bigger fighter pilot chub than this. It amazes me that the -105 flew in active service in my lifetime.....I was way too young to remember it, but that and the big six were two fighters I wish I had a memory of.
Crockrocket94
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LOL, I looked at that and thought, looks like RDU... then I zoomed in on the panel.. WN is ruining me...
Burrito
You ARE Freaking out. Man.
What's becoming an annual tradition, coming to town and listening to the organ and watching the light show. Strangely this year seemingly vacant (probably has something to do with a winter storm or something) at John Wanamaker's Department Store in Philadelphia. Certainly became packed as the clock got to 11:30AM or so, but in my own opinion there's no media to do this organ justice. Put the phone away and listen to it.
Merry Christmas, to those who celebrate. Happy Holidays, all.
ASpilot2be
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Wife and I went to Cape Flattery
///AMG
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That looks awesome. Have been meaning to get out there. I fly over it all the time (standard routing/entry point to the Olympic MOA/W237A is right there), but haven't been in person. A buddy of mine who is a backseater, and I, always do what we have come to call the "rocks" tour whenever we have some free time out in the area. He eats his baby carrots, I randomly hit him with an uncalled 6G break turn, he spills his baby carrots, and then I announce our arrival above a new rock. There are tons of rocks out there.
As a side note that is still related to PNW amazingness and endless freedom, I saw a whole flock (can it be called that?) of Bald Eagles just chilling on the rocks near the approach end of NUW RWY 14 this afternoon, crossing base towards the north gate. Just stone cold sitting there by the water. I imagine they were looking for crabs or maybe an errant sea bird to crush to death on said rocks or drown.
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