Badge clue to pilot (EXCERPT) Nick Papps 15mar04 AMERICAN soldiers have found the wings belonging to a pilot missing for 62 years in country Victoria. The metal badge was found by forensic experts searching north of Moe for the remains of the World War II pilot.

"Michael Wise" wrote in message ... In article , "Kevin Brooks" wrote: I wonder hiw many G's Bush had to withstand on that helo flight? ...

"Animals can be bred, and *slaughtered*!"

http://216.239.37.104/translate_c?hl=en&u=http://www.kmweg.de/english/index.html&prev=/search%3Fq%3DKMW,%26hl%3Den%26lr%3D%26ie%3DUTF-8%26sa%3DG M-1A2 is dogmeat. Leo 2 has: - anti-top attack missile protection- M1A2 doesn't - modular, spaced, and laminate armor plus reinforced inner turrret and...

wrote in message ... Not in any particular order: Oh my. This is a list of misconceptions about FAA Procedures? Let me have a look. Net Kook Maxwell Smart claimed the following when attempting to fulfill a repeated...

If your newsreader handles regular expressions (regex) in its killfile setup, set "if "newsgroup" contains" to: (+,){2,} That will kill off any articles crossposted to 3 groups or more. Then it's just a case of picking off the remaining couple of lunatics and life is back to normal. I just...

Further to the question of whether there are "decleration devices" that would enable a crippled aircraft to land safely, this evidently is breaking news: Parachute saves light plane's passengers VANCOUVER/ CKNW (AM980) -- Four people are alive today thanks to a relatively new parachute system for...

Finally back in a Liberal Democracy after an interesting trip through the Middle East and Sudan with a few odd scraps of metal as souvenirs - well, it was either that or a stuffed camel... Are these what I think they are and if so are they really made of titanium (in which case I get the last...

Looks like the need for more than single seat fighters is becoming an issue again. From the April Seapower: http://www.navyleague.org/sea_power/apr_04_16.php "Boeing's Ted Herman, business development manager for the F-18 program, told Sea Power the Super Hornet tanker helps "extend the legs" of...

Recently I've been reading about the UK BVRAAM project. One question really: Originally it had four mid-fuselage wings for manoeuvrability, now it has none. This seems a little odd, since it makes sense that the more agile missile will have a greater number of control surfaces. Since then I've...

Is it almost guaranteed if you want to use the air force to get into med. school and to pay for it? As long as you can make it through basic training? How exactly does that work? Basic training? AIT? Why AIT when they just pay your tuition for your choice of university? I hear you owe the air...

They are still there. Why? If Germany has no connection to disc aircraft why are their scientist still working in Nevada? Why also is the Luftwaffe in New Mexico at Holloman with the stealth fighters? Because the German disc and stealth connection to the United States has remained unbroken for...

This is hogwash. If they really wanted to know where he was, they should be looking at his logbook, which would prove where he flew and when. Why dont they even mention his logbook? v/r Gordon

http://www.moscowtimes.ru/stories/2004/01/15/043.html Air Force Upbeat, Despite Crashes By Lyuba Pronina Staff Writer Despite a series of accidents that culminated in the first crash of a Tu-160 strategic bomber, the air force had a good 2003, and after a long break received a batch of...

Subject: Thought for Today A car company can move its factories to Mexico and claim it's a free market. A toy company can out-source to a Chinese subcontractor and claim it's a free market. A major bank can incorporate in Bermuda to avoid taxes and claim it's a free market.

Hawkins and Powers got one of their C-119s flying again, and it was flown to Namibia, apparently for a remake of "Flight of the Phoenix" Interesting webpage of lists and photos of aircraft of H&Ps at Greybull Wy.. http://www.ruudleeuw.com/grey-logs.htm Ron Pilot/Wildland Firefighter

I have seen one model and several original photos of overall RLM "76" (pale blue) Me-109G-10's. Does anyone know their actual service purpose in this color scheme and what units flew them? Al

Captain Brian Udell, an F-15E fighter pilot will acknowledge the anniversary of that fateful night without celebration because his Weapons Officer, Captain Dennis White, was killed during his ejection - or drowned after parachuting into a heavy sea at night. Udell miraculously survived one of the...

Peter Stickney wrote: for that matter, necessarily any greater. Working on the tires of a heavy truck, or, to keep thinga a bit on topic, a fairly good-sized airplane has quite a bit of risk involved. Go down to the local Which brings up the question of precisely what is the method...

I saw a PBS special on the X-plane competition between Boeing and Lockheed for the Joint Task Force (JTF) fighter; the jet of the future. I think the whole thing was a total waste of money, and that by signing off on this competition the Pentagon has doomed America to a useless arsenal. Boeing's...