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Old December 26th 06, 07:43 AM posted to rec.aviation.rotorcraft
boB[_4_]
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Default Flying in Germany ---------- Medivac


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boB,

My last questions are, "How would they know the difference, whether you
were coming in with the goggles or not?" Or were you flying GM-5s?



Sorry, forgot to answer. They have no way of knowing but you can't get too
near an International Airport with NVG's before the goggles shut down from
the light. It doesn't take much.

boB


 




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