LOUD

Those J57s were turbojets with water injection. When
they hit the water, it let out a screech you could hear for miles.

Gerry

The trim pad at Langley AFB was across the runway from main base as was CBPO.
The desk jockeys were most cross with us when we would start water. It seems
the prevailing winds made us aim the engines at them and they really failed to
see the humour in the situation.

Dan, U. S. Air Force, retired

(B2431) wrote:

The trim pad at Langley AFB was across the runway from main base as was CBPO.
The desk jockeys were most cross with us when we would start water. It seems
the prevailing winds made us aim the engines at them and they really failed to
see the humour in the situation.

What was it, the noise or the pall of black stuff ?



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(John S. Shinal) wrote in
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(B2431) wrote:

The trim pad at Langley AFB was across the runway from main base as
was CBPO. The desk jockeys were most cross with us when we would start
water. It seems the prevailing winds made us aim the engines at them
and they really failed to see the humour in the situation.

What was it, the noise or the pall of black stuff ?

I'd have thought they'd be happy to have something to drown out the
racket from NASCAR events at the Speedway.

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