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Aren't and his claims of German U2 invention by
Wayne Allen
Radar scattering paint on the U2? I hope they got their money back
because it sure didn't work.
"Hobo" wrote in message
...
Robert Aren't recently made this claim:
"Laugh this off Tex. The US captured the DFS 228...
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Bush Balked at Direct Order From Guard Commander by
WalterM140
Bush should be arrested, not reelected.
"President Bush failed to carry out a direct order from his superior in the
Texas Air National Guard in May 1972 to undertake a medical examination that
was necessary for him to remain a qualified pilot, according to documents made
public...
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Panel on C-130 vertical stab question by
B2431
On C-130s painted in camoflauge they used to leave a panel bare on each side of
the vertical stab. There was a circle in the middle that was painted. What was
the purpose of doing this?
Dan, U. S. Air Force, retired
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HE-111 crashes by
Ron
http://www.cnn.com/2003/US/Central/07/10/bomber.crash.ap/
CHEYENNE, Wyoming (AP) -- A World War II-era German bomber en route to an air
show crashed into a building under construction Thursday, killing the pilot and
his passenger, police said.
Witnesses said they heard a sputtering sound shortly...
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Memorial day in Cambridge UK by
Keith Willshaw
Around 1500 people attended this years ceremony held at the Cambridge
American Military Cemetery on Monday and more than 118 associations laid
wreaths at the beautiful plot on Madingley Road which was gifted to the US
by the grateful people and Colleges of Cambridge.
Approx 4000 US servicemen of...
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Weather vs. Combat by
Gordon
How accurate is that statement and
did weather also account for more losses than combat
in previous wars (e.g: WW2, Korea, etc?)
My specialty is WWII nightfighting and I can say that, particularly in the
first half of the war, as many a/c were lost or abandoned due to weather (or
collisions in...
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by Walt BJ
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Japanese AA Weapon? by
Kenneth Williams
Did the Japanese battleship Yamato ever fire an AA salvo during WW2?
A visiting friend of mine in the Navy told me the Japanese had a
battery-fired AA weapon that was actually fired in battle.
I guess it didn't work as the ship was sunk!
Anyone know what this weapon was?
I can't find anything...
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by IBM
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Strategic Command Missions Rely on Space by
Otis Willie
Strategic Command Missions Rely on Space
(EXCERPT) By Maj. John Paradis, USAF Special to American Forces Press
Service
OMAHA, Neb., Sept. 26, 2003 -- Applying the operational experience
gained during the global war on terrorism to flesh out the use of
space forces in theater operations is one...
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Hope U.S. soldiers don't get railroaded by
B2431
From: (HiC)
Regarding the Iraqi prisoner scandal, whether the actions of the
soldiers was right or not - and I don't believe nearly enough of the
facts have been brought to light to make an informed judgement - does
anyone believe that any of this could have possibly...
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B-17's and Strategic Bombing (Was:Was D VII a good plane) by
WalterM140
BTW trying to having a debate with Walt M140 is about as
entertaining as talking to a concrete wall :-)
Are you -ever- going to apologize for saying that Martin Caidin fabricated the
story of the B-17 that survived a head on collision with an FW-190?
Should I post the serial number of that...
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Hurlburt FAC Memorial by
Jack
FACs:
Any news about the effect of Hurricane Ivan on Hurlburt and the FAC and
Air Commando static displays, etc.?
Jack
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AC-130 Replacement Contemplated by
sid
After having been excoriated for saying that civil designs such as
those envisioned for the MC2A and ACS have no business over the
battlefield, this article gives me a bit of gratification:
USAF Plans Serious Look At Replacing Special Ops Aircraft
By Marc Selinger
February 6, 2004
The U.S. Air...
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New Luftwaffe books from Germany. by
ArtKramr
Sehr verehrte Kunden,
Es sind wieder einige hervorragende neue Bücher eingetroffen.
Jagdwaffe Vol.4/1
Holding the West 1941 - 1943
Wadman & Pegg,96 S.,über 270 Fotos,30 Farbprofile 23,- EU
Luftwaffe im Focus Vol.3
48 Seiten,68 s/w und 4 Farbfotos,3 Farbprofile ...
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Blue Angels Show by
ramrod48
The Blue Angels are in St. Louis this weekend. Having seen several
shows in past years, I'm surprised that they've flown only the "low
show" here this year. Initially, I thought that perhaps the ceilings
were marginal, but yesterday's weather was perfect. The only reasons
I can think of: (a)...
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"New" ASCC code names by
Andreas Parsch
Hi,
the following info was forwarded by a reader of "Aviation News" (Sept.
2003), which has an article about the ASCC code name system (sometimes
not quite correctly known as "NATO code names"). He said the article
mentioned the following recently assigned (or not so recently, but not
widely known...
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What a shock!!! Lockheed is over budget on the F-35 by
Mitch Benjamin
Lockheed Martin Corp.'s F-35 Joint Strike Fighter is projected to cost $5.1
billion, or 17%, more than budgeted, forcing a one-year delay and a cut in
the number of planes produced, according to Pentagon documents.
And only two years into the program.
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Boeing Team Wins Multi-Mission Maritime Aircraft Program by
Harry Andreas
ST. LOUIS, June 14, 2004 * The U.S. Navy has awarded the Boeing -led industry team a $3.89 billion contract to build the Multi-mission
Maritime Aircraft (MMA). The total program estimated value is
approximately $15*billion over a 10-year production run.
The Boeing-led team, which includes CFM...
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