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For Andreas... by robert arndt
http://www.reichsflugscheiben.de/o_worte_2.htm Rob
October 21st 03 06:06 PM
by Kyle Boatright Go to last post
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Las Vegas and military aviation by mah
Chance I may get a trip out to "Lost Wages" soon. Any don't miss sites to try and convince my wife I just have to visit? Thanks in advance MAH
November 26th 03 05:02 PM
by Alan Minyard Go to last post
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E-3F AWACS at Chateauroux by hugo36
saturday, 22 , a boeing e-3F visited our airport ( Chateauroux-Deols , in France , but an old USAF Base ) See my pics at http://perso.wanadoo.fr/cool.pix/221103.htm a+
November 28th 03 06:42 PM
by Andrew Chaplin Go to last post
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A Helicopter in WW1? by robert arndt
http://www.landships.freeservers.com/pkz-2_model.htm Rob
November 30th 03 04:52 PM
by robert arndt Go to last post
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Searl's Forgotten Discs by robert arndt
http://www.rexresearch.com/searl2/searl3.htm Rob
December 8th 03 02:15 AM
by B2431 Go to last post
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"Miserable Failure" and the biography of G.W.Bush by Vicente Vazquez
Just found this out. Type "Miserabel failure" on Google search and the first result you get is .... the "Biography of President George W. Bush " at www.whitehouse.gov . Strangely, neither the word "miserable" nor "failure" show up on the pages's text. That's weird ... :-)
December 8th 03 09:40 PM
by Cub Driver Go to last post
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Why were the George and Jack so slow? by old hoodoo
It seems like,with available hp the WWII George and Jack should have been faster (specs on new a/c). Both are commonly referred to as being in the 360 mph class under optimum conditions. Yet they had high hp engines with four bladed props. Bad airfoils? Too much frontal cross section? ...
December 10th 03 02:01 AM
by The Enlightenment Go to last post
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what are the main vulnerability points of "hardened" helos like the apache? by w.a. manning
let's assume the threat is small arms fire up to moderate caliber shells - no major hardware. is it: -main rotor and associated machinery? -turbines? -tail rotor and associated machinery? -something else? is there one or a couple areas disproportionately at risk? or are they pretty much evenly...
December 11th 03 06:02 AM
by s.p.i. Go to last post
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Royal Air Force - WWII bases by Mike Yared
Are the following RAF bases under Bomber Command during WWII or some other command? Khormaksar RAF Station, Aden Australia? Ascension Island Bahamas Bermuda Canada? RAF Minneriya, Ceylon
December 15th 03 01:43 PM
by Jim Campbell Go to last post
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Phoenix and military aviation by mah
Heading out to Arizona soon. On the last trip (1998) I hit the following Planes of Fame CAF - AZ wing Sky Harbor (?) Thunderbird Aviation F-8 & C-123 Luke AFB base O club parking lot on the north end to see flight ops Anything new or different in the area? Is Luke still accessable since
November 25th 03 05:57 AM
by John A. Weeks III Go to last post
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One Strange B-17... by robert arndt
http://www.de220.com/Strange%20Stuff/TEST-80G419784.jpg Rob
November 19th 03 03:11 AM
by JDupre5762 Go to last post
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google lousy military/history search engine by old hoodoo
I often see people complaining that they google and can't find stuff. Yahoo has always been a reliable search engine for military/history stuff. No one ever seems to gripe about yahoo the same way. AL
November 2nd 03 07:19 PM
by [email protected] Go to last post
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military humour by Ed Majden
1. Smart bomb are very accurate, they generally hit the ground. 2. If you see an EOD Weapons Tech running the prudent thing to do is follow him. 3. Tracer bullets work in both directions. 4. When setting up a rocket launcher aim it toward the enemy. 5. Don't draw enemy fire, the people near...
October 25th 03 12:30 PM
by Keith Willshaw Go to last post
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RAF exercises in South Wales, UK - list of? by ferryman
Do the RAF or MoD publish a list of dates when they are doing exercises around their bombing range, etc near Ferryside, Carmarthen, South Wales? I can't see anything listed on the various sites, but maybe I'm looking in the wrong place. thanks
October 26th 03 11:31 AM
by M. J. Powell Go to last post
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Randy Haskin on History Channel? by Mike Marron
Last night I was watching a documentary about the F-15 on the History Channel (aired at 9pm/ET) and one of the jocks they intereviewed was a "Randall Haskin." Just curious if it was the same "Randy Haskin" who posts on this NG as "Randy Haskin -- Strike Eagle Driver." (???) (They also interviewed...
October 26th 03 01:24 PM
by Mike Marron Go to last post
3 1,307
Only in America ... by Lasse Vorma
Bomb alert over 'break-wind' dog The mechanical toy dog sparked an airport security alert A novelty toy dog which breaks wind sparked a major security alert at an American airport. Page designer Dave Rogerson's life-size mechanical terrier set off a security detector at Norfolk Airport in...
October 26th 03 10:48 PM
by Dav1936531 Go to last post
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The U.S. Air Force awarded BOEING CO. a $188.3 million new small-diameter precision-guided bomb contract by Larry Dighera
The U.S. Air Force on Monday said it had awarded BOEING CO. a $188.3 million contract to develop and test a new small-diameter precision-guided bomb, giving Boeing's McDonnell Douglas unit the green light to continue systems development and demonstration work on the new 250-pound bomb. The Air...
October 28th 03 12:07 PM
by Keith Willshaw Go to last post
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FS - Canadian Aircraft Roundels Art by Bill Burns
This is a very attractive, signed and numbered limited edition print. It shows 33 distinctly different aircraft roundels used on aircraft operated by Canadian airmen. Included in the 33, are roundels of: - the Royal Naval Air Service (RNAS) and Royal Flying Corps (RFC) during WW I; - the Canadian...
November 13th 03 11:00 PM
by D. St-Sanvain Go to last post
3 1,493
A note from the home front by John Keeney
Seems my niece's husband will be home from Iraq Saturday. He's had a stress fracture in his back and muscle spasms to go along with it and is coming back on a medical. Member of the 101st and is in Kuwait awaiting his flight home. She is, needless to say, pleased.
November 17th 03 12:54 PM
by Mortimer Schnerd, RN Go to last post
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Windjet LSR by robert arndt
Looks like a plane, but isn't: http://www.windjet.co.uk/land/vehicle.php Rob
December 16th 03 07:26 PM
by John Go to last post
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