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Kristan Roberge muttered....
How often do you strike 4 pounds of bird? Other than ducks and geese, I can't think of many 4 pound birds you might run a plane into. For years - back when a/c ranges were more limited than today's birds, the USN operated a/c (landbased and "seaplanes")out of scenic Midway I., where the local frigate birds/albatross ran a few bits over 4 pounds. In the US, with so many airports having been built adjacent to water...JFK, LGW, DCA, to name a prominent few, migratory ducks and geese are regular airport visitors. Several old SAC bases could have pheasant "On Final" and crossing departure runways. "TUSIABP"* *The US is a "birdy" place.... TMO |
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