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July 6th 04, 01:26 AM
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Toledo still have a active National Guard? I grew up around there, and used
to watch F-100's practice breaks over our house. I happened to be at the airport in 74 or 75, when one crashed off the end of the runway. I never did find out why. Oops, kinda ages me, doesn't it? -- Jim in NC They still fly several F-16s out of Toledo and we get visits by KC-135s and F-15s every once in a while (the former more than the latter). The F-16s are definitely noticeable when they are up training (my house is about 4 miles off of the threshold of TOL runway 25). Of course the Coast Guard & Hospital helicopters along with the nightly cargo DC-8s are more commonly seen & heard :-) Eric 
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