Who plays golf at Nellis?

There has been talk here that retired military who play golf at Nellis call
the
shots concerning traffic patterns.The most avid golfer at Nellis is the
CO..And
nobody gives a damn what the retired military thinks or wants. You figure it
out.

You really need to lose that over grown chip on your shoulder. The golf
courses in this discussion are *off base* courses.


BUFDRVR

"Stay on the bomb run boys, I'm gonna get those bomb doors open if it harelips
everyone on Bear Creek"

Subject: Who plays golf at Nellis?
From: (BUFDRVR)
Date: 7/22/03 4:33 PM Pacific Daylight Time
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There has been talk here that retired military who play golf at Nellis call
the
shots concerning traffic patterns.The most avid golfer at Nellis is the
CO..And
nobody gives a damn what the retired military thinks or wants. You figure it
out.

You really need to lose that over grown chip on your shoulder. The golf
courses in this discussion are *off base* courses.


BUFDRVR

No chip on my shoulder. I am ex-military. I support the actions of the
military whether I am on base or off base. And I don't rate golf more important
under any circumstances than military operations. It is a matter of basic
loyalty to the service. Got it now?

Arthur Kramer
Visit my WW II B-26 website at:
http://www.coastcomp.com/artkramer

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Subject: Who plays golf at Nellis?
From: (BUFDRVR)
Date: 7/22/03 4:33 PM Pacific Daylight Time
Message-id:

There has been talk here that retired military who play golf at Nellis
call
the
shots concerning traffic patterns.The most avid golfer at Nellis is the
CO..And
nobody gives a damn what the retired military thinks or wants. You
figure it
out.

You really need to lose that over grown chip on your shoulder. The golf
courses in this discussion are *off base* courses.


BUFDRVR

No chip on my shoulder. I am ex-military. I support the actions of the
military whether I am on base or off base. And I don't rate golf more
important
under any circumstances than military operations. It is a matter of basic
loyalty to the service. Got it now?

At least in today's military, Golf is important. We need it to fill in
between Foxtrot and Hotel.

No chip on my shoulder. I am ex-military. I support the actions of the
military whether I am on base or off base.

Very good, however, departure and arrival restrictions there prove you are in
the vast minority.

And I don't rate golf more important
under any circumstances than military operations.

Well, enough people in that area rate golf higher and have gotten enough clout
behind them to force the base to implement serious "noise abatement
procedures". You're better off flying out of range airspace during a FLAG
exercise then busting the altitude restrictions and generating a noise
complaint over the golf courses.

Got it now?

I always have gotten it, but do you? It appears not.


BUFDRVR

"Stay on the bomb run boys, I'm gonna get those bomb doors open if it harelips
everyone on Bear Creek"

"BUFDRVR" wrote in message
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There has been talk here that retired military who play golf at Nellis
call
the
shots concerning traffic patterns.The most avid golfer at Nellis is the
CO..And
nobody gives a damn what the retired military thinks or wants. You figure
it
out.

You really need to lose that over grown chip on your shoulder. The golf
courses in this discussion are *off base* courses.


BUFDRVR

Any of you guys hear about the goose/golf course flap at Langley a few years
ago? (mid-90's)

There was a proposal to capture and kill a bunch of geese on base. The
original story was a safety of flight issue. No more bird strikes. PETA &
SPCA got all huffy about it, etc. Long local discussions.

Well...the local paper ( www.dailypress.com ) somehow got hold of a long
email chain, and published it in a Sunday edition.

Pretty clearly showed that the problem was not birdstrike reduction, but
instead all the goose poop on the golf course. ACC was hosting an upcoming
conference, and they wanted the golf course looking nice.

Pete