F-16 Encounters in MOA

BT wrote:

he was in the MOA and was forced up into Class A above the MOA


Forced by what?

John Smith writes:

Let's all remember that the first guy that got bounced kept his mouth
shut until the second one, a lawyer, complained and said that he wanted
to file a complaint. Only then did the first pilot meekly chimed in that
he would also like to file a complaint.

The first guy was a coward, the second was not.

If it wasn't for the people in the military, we wouldn't even have the
privilage or right to even be in the sky.

The military serves civilians, not the other way around.

John Smith writes:

It's not worship, it's respect.

It's worship. Tolerating dangerous and irresponsible behavior on the part of
the military (or anyone else) is not respect, it's cowardice.

Perhaps I should have written, "Fly the airplane, enjoy the show, and
shut up."

What show? A show of incompetence, recklessness, arrogance, and ignorance?
Is that the kind of military that the nation needs?

Trying to avoid the F-16 moving in below him, he is obligated to follow the
RA commands form his TCAS to avoid traffic conflicts.

BT

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"Steven P. McNicoll" wrote in
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BT wrote:

he was in the MOA and was forced up into Class A above the MOA


Forced by what?

So you're posting while drunk again McNicoll. So sad to see. Do get help
before this carries over into your work...



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Mxsmanic wrote:
John Smith writes:

It's not worship, it's respect.

It's worship. Tolerating dangerous and irresponsible behavior on the part of
the military (or anyone else) is not respect, it's cowardice.

Perhaps I should have written, "Fly the airplane, enjoy the show, and
shut up."

What show? A show of incompetence, recklessness, arrogance, and ignorance?
Is that the kind of military that the nation needs?

Oh the horror!

Oh the humanity!

Only an adolescent, arrogant, idiot would use such extreme language for
an incident where not even a fingernail was broken, much less anyone
hurt.

Or maybe a troll looking to start a big flame contest.

For the more rationale reader, i.e. everyone who is not mxsmanic, I
doubt there is anyone in the world who has not at one time or another
done something that was less then "appropriate".

BFD.


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Jim Pennino

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Mxsmanic wrote in
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John Smith writes:

Let's all remember that the first guy that got bounced kept his mouth
shut until the second one, a lawyer, complained and said that he
wanted to file a complaint. Only then did the first pilot meekly
chimed in that he would also like to file a complaint.

The first guy was a coward, the second was not.

If it wasn't for the people in the military, we wouldn't even have
the privilage or right to even be in the sky.

The military serves civilians, not the other way around.


Anthony, you don't know diddly squat about what you are talking about.
You're so dumb you don't even rate being called a moron.

Mxsmanic wrote in
:

John Smith writes:

It's not worship, it's respect.

It's worship. Tolerating dangerous and irresponsible behavior on the
part of the military (or anyone else) is not respect, it's cowardice.

Perhaps I should have written, "Fly the airplane, enjoy the show, and
shut up."

What show? A show of incompetence, recklessness, arrogance, and
ignorance? Is that the kind of military that the nation needs?


The only coward here is you, Anthony. If you possesed one shred of
courage, you wouldn't be hiding in a Paris tenement begging others to give
you things.

Mxsmanic wrote:

The first guy was a coward, the second was not.

What would you know about either cowardice or bravery living in what
amounts to a cave in France afraid of any interaction with the real
world; i.e. anything that isn't simulated?

BTW, how is the job search going?

Probably lots of offers...


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Jim Pennino

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wrote in :

Mxsmanic wrote:
John Smith writes:

It's not worship, it's respect.

It's worship. Tolerating dangerous and irresponsible behavior on the
part of the military (or anyone else) is not respect, it's cowardice.

Perhaps I should have written, "Fly the airplane, enjoy the show,
and shut up."

What show? A show of incompetence, recklessness, arrogance, and
ignorance? Is that the kind of military that the nation needs?

Oh the horror!

Oh the humanity!

Only an adolescent, arrogant, idiot would use such extreme language
for an incident where not even a fingernail was broken, much less
anyone hurt.

Or maybe a troll looking to start a big flame contest.

For the more rationale reader, i.e. everyone who is not mxsmanic, I
doubt there is anyone in the world who has not at one time or another
done something that was less then "appropriate".

BFD.



We all know that Anthony has never, ever done anything which was even
remotely appropriate!

wrote in :

Mxsmanic wrote:

The first guy was a coward, the second was not.

What would you know about either cowardice or bravery living in what
amounts to a cave in France afraid of any interaction with the real
world; i.e. anything that isn't simulated?

BTW, how is the job search going?

Probably lots of offers...



If Anthony wasn't so craven, he would move to where he could get a
well paying job with his skills. He could simumlate living in Paris until
he earned enough to move back or established a reputation that would let
him get and hold a job in Paris that would let him live there in the style
he wanted.

Of course, if he's been lying all along about his abilities, then he
will just continue to be a worthless **** pot on the internet.