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March 19th 05, 09:38 PM
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Mr Dowdy:
How many "traps" did you have? I only had about 130, some in AFs on CVEs, most in S2s on CVs, CVAs, and CVSs. Ed "Glenn Dowdy" wrote in message ... "niceguy" wrote in message link.net... It was never a competition!! We did it because it was our job and duty. And probably because you had nowhere else to land. The man asked a simple polite question: there exists/existed a naval aviator who had more carrier traps than anyone else; who was he and how many? No one is claiming he's the best/greatest/whatever; it's just a matter of stastitics, Mr. Anonymous. Glenn D. 
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