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Old August 25th 09, 02:12 PM posted to rec.aviation.piloting
Ricky
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Default Emergency Descents with ATC COMS - Video

On Aug 23, 8:17*am, Robert Moore wrote:

Jeeze...damn amateurs.......


Jeeze...grumpy, retired, ex-military, old men.......lighten up. Your experience and knowlege is very valuable here, but it would be much more well received with some grace and kindness.


Bob Moore


P-3B


P-3, huh? I am cutting my A&P teeth on a rehab of a P-3, which is what
my company does. My first P-3 is about to take it's maiden flight
after a 3 year rebuild, and after we get all the tank leaks sealed
(again).

Ricky

 




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