http://www.nytimes.com/2001/04/23/world/23LIBE.html Book Says Israel Intended 1967 Attack on U.S. Ship By JAMES RISEN, New York Times April 23, 2001 WASHINGTON, April 22 - Israel's attack in 1967 on the intelligence ship Liberty, which killed 34 American sailors and wounded 171 others, was...

Any fliers on this NG? Any at all?

In article , says... Some American hero. When Lindbergh died in Hawaii did he consider the people there with any more maturity than when he made his racist comments or did he just consider them his coolies ? If there's a...

For the rebuilding of Iraq, the United States has pledged $20 billion, Japan has pledged $1.5 billion, and the European Union has pledged $235 million. How can anyone take Europe seriously as a force in the world? Someone please remind me how much the U.S. has spent in the former Yugoslavia. How...

http://www.lewis.army.mil/arrowheadlightning/stryker_c130/stryker_C130.htm Rob

I am looking for information on the following Thunderbird accidents. Any information would be greatly appreciated. Thanks. F-100D breakup at Laughlin AFB in 1967 Accident a Hill AFB in May (?) 1981 Diamond crash at Indian Springs in 1982

i know US jet is much better. how many of best russian jets could one US jet take on at once? i'll bet the best US jet can shoot down at least 5 of russia's best jets before going down.

That's when tom clancy published his popular novel "Debt of Honor" about terrorists flying a fuel-laden jet into the Capitol Building. Now you know why condoleeza rice and others in the bush gang don't want to testify to the 9-11 panel. Condi told us after 9-11 that no one could have imagined such...

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Cluster bombs called 'war crime' Britain's use of cluster bombs in Iraq, similar to the ones used by the United States military, is a "war crime" and should be referred to the International Criminal Court (ICC) for prosecution, academics, lawyers and human rights activists in London said earlier...

From a blog I frequent... interesting parallel, perhaps, especially if you compare the Iran-Iraq war and the invasion of Kuwait with Hitler's pre-1939 maneuvering? If, in 1937, Franklin D. Roosevelt would have invaded Germany, captured Hitler, neutralized the Nazi party, and dismantled the...

I am a 1LT in the Army National Guard, an Aviator, and I would like to go on active duty. I have done some research and my options are to apply to the Active Guard and Reserve or enter as a warrant. I have been surrounded by warrants and I like them and there responsibilities are real important...

After reviewing the information provided on Unicraft's V-4 page, I took a look at the dimensions of the missile and the ramjet engine, which is definately not an Argus or Lorin type. The Pabst ramjet, however, matches exactly in dimension and configuration. It had been successfully tested as...

"Dudley Henriques" wrote in message ... "Iwan Bogels" wrote in message ... Hello Dudley, Just curious: Did I ever state I was pushing flight...

Subject: P-47/51 deflection shots into the belly of the German tanks,reality From: (Walt BJ) Date: 8/6/03 10:07 PM Pacific I'd guess the pilot's eyes were on flak rather than a target a lot of the time. No point watching flak. There is nothing you can do about...

Here is an interesting question: the USAF KC-767 deal was supposed to keep the 767 line open, but this deal is dormant. If the USAF doesn't act soon, they won't be able to buy 767s as the line closes real soon. With this in mind; how are they going to buy E-10s (767-400ERs) if the line is closed?

Why don't they donate/lend it to H.A.R.S. and have a flying memorial. "David Bromage" wrote in message ... Avro Lancaster B1 W4783/A66-2 (aka "G for George") returned to the Australian War Memorial in...

"Ralph Nesbitt" wrote: "Scott M. Kozel" wrote Bertie the Bunyip wrote: "Scet" posted "CJS" wrote Bill Silvey wrote: Heh. Tarver...

With all the non - aviation military posts on this group, I thought I'd post this article. There maybe a few in this group that are actually interested in Military aviation! Some of you may have read this before. The article appeared in Foundation Volume 18 Number 1 - Spring 1997 Scet "They Said...

Apparently John Kerry co-authored a book in 1971 called "The New Soldier." There seems to be varying differences of opinion about how much of it he actually wrote (other than his US Senate testimony during the "Winter Soldier" hearings), but his name is certainly prominently displayed on the cover...