Just in case..
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mtsu_av8er
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Did anyone serve on the "Indy" CV-62 during the first Gulf War. I had the honor of working on the worlds finest navel fighter, the F-14 Tomcat.
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Well, at least it was the finest in 1982...
Did anyone serve on the "Indy" CV-62 during the first Gulf War. I had the honor of working on the worlds finest navel fighter, the F-14 Tomcat.
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Well, at least it was the finest in 1982...
kellwolf
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I'd love to have a day or two just to explore those things!
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We should take a day and fly up to Mobile, AL. The USS Alabama is anchored across the bay from the Mobile Downtown Airport. At least, it looks that way on the map. There's also a ton of planes in a building out front of the ship, and a submarine is right next door.
I'd love to have a day or two just to explore those things!
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We should take a day and fly up to Mobile, AL. The USS Alabama is anchored across the bay from the Mobile Downtown Airport. At least, it looks that way on the map. There's also a ton of planes in a building out front of the ship, and a submarine is right next door.
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Not only that, what is the 27-Charlie class (smaller) aircraft carrier in the top of the pic?
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Here is a better picture of some of the fleet sitting at the pier in Bremerton. You can view some of the other pics at the site to get a better view. The smaller carrier is Hull Number 41 and if my memory serves me that is the USS Midway which is now tied up to a pier at the Embarcadero (sp?) in San Diego. I believe she is the largest carrier museum in the country.
Not only that, what is the 27-Charlie class (smaller) aircraft carrier in the top of the pic?
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Here is a better picture of some of the fleet sitting at the pier in Bremerton. You can view some of the other pics at the site to get a better view. The smaller carrier is Hull Number 41 and if my memory serves me that is the USS Midway which is now tied up to a pier at the Embarcadero (sp?) in San Diego. I believe she is the largest carrier museum in the country.
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I'm not sure which Battleship that is due to the angle of the bow number.
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It may have been the Missouri. The pictures were taken in May of 1997 and the Missouri didn't get moored at Pearl Harbor until June of 1998. Not sure, but that was with only a little research. Will do more.
I'm not sure which Battleship that is due to the angle of the bow number.
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It may have been the Missouri. The pictures were taken in May of 1997 and the Missouri didn't get moored at Pearl Harbor until June of 1998. Not sure, but that was with only a little research. Will do more.