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Bob,

You must be referring to the only state in these here United States that has
a tropical rain forest? As it does rain quite often, I can see why it has
it.

Have you been to McChord? Does the C-141 that went to Jonestown still sit
on the flightline?

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Chaplain (COL) Lonnie J. Potter
National Recruiting Coordinator
Headquarters (HQ) Division
United States Corps of Chaplains
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Woo Hoo! The Home Team! (well, almost - Oregon ANG, from the state that
serves as the Neutral Zone between Mine and California...)

Same bird in the newer markings -

F-101B 58-0270 142 FIG 123 FIS PDX 6-79

Bob ^,,^

"Lonnie" wrote in
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Bob,

You must be referring to the only state in these here United States
that has a tropical rain forest? As it does rain quite often, I can
see why it has it.

We have a rainforest in Washington, but not a tropical one. The Olympic
rain forest is the largest temperate rain forest in the world, however.

Have you been to McChord? Does the C-141 that went to Jonestown still
sit on the flightline?

I haven't been there for a couple years; wish I could have been there this
week for the AMC Rodeo - lots of interesting Hercs from around the world
on hand.

Looks like the Starlifter is a proud part of the McChord AFB Museum...

http://www.mcchordairmuseum.org/REV%...CTION%20C-141%
20BORDER.htm

Argh - fear that URL wrapped badly...

Bob ^,,^

Bob wrote in
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On Fri, 27 Jul 2007 21:44:22 -0400, "Lonnie"
wrote:

You must be referring to the only state in these here United States
that has a tropical rain forest? As it does rain quite often, I can
see why it has it.

It is a temperate rain forest.
Global warming might be a future problem, but I don't think
Washington State is considered tropical - yet...

We have a ways to go yet.

Have you been to McChord? Does the C-141 that went to Jonestown still
sit on the flightline?

"On April 9 2001 36 years of history came to a end when McChord's last
StarLifter, S/N 65-000267 lifted off on is final flight into
retirement in the sun of Arizona."
http://www.mcchordairmuseum.org/

You would think a Col. would know that....

I believe the Col. was referring to the C-141B belonging to the McChord
AFB museum -

http://www.mcchordairmuseum.org

Bob ^,,^