Aircraft Carrier and airspace?

schrieb:
What the hell are you babbling about?

that you are out of arguments, better: you never had any.

But I doubt that you can bring up *good* arguments.

Arguement to what?

well, continue name calling, that's all you can do.

You are illucid.

whatever.

#m

Martin Hotze wrote:
schrieb:
What the hell are you babbling about?

that you are out of arguments, better: you never had any.

But I doubt that you can bring up *good* arguments.

Arguement to what?

well, continue name calling, that's all you can do.

You are illucid.

whatever.

#m

I finally got part of it; someone from the area that started two world
wars thinks the US is less than peaceful.

So do you make a trip every April to Braunau am Inn to remember your
countryman and all he did for world peace?

The part about "falling off the world" is still gibberish though.

--
Jim Pennino

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On Jul 19, 11:17 am, Bertie the Bunyip wrote:
wrote

m:

On Jul 19, 11:00 am, Mxsmanic wrote:
writes:
They may play those games on a simulator, but most military
pilots so value the privilege of flying they do their best not
to put it at risk by displaying that kind of judgment.

Obviously, one military pilot decided to put his privilege at
risk. And I suspect the military didn't bother to revoke that
privilege, which is why it kept its actions (if any) secret. It
wouldn't do to publicly announce that the pilot got off
scott-free.

You may wish to investigate further before you make those kinds of
statements

Then again , he may not.

Bertie

When one's information is limited to google, one's information is
pretty limited.


Well, I'd qualify that by adding that if he's got nothing else..

Bertie

Dallas wrote in
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On Sat, 19 Jul 2008 19:22:05 +0800, Stealth Pilot wrote:

Yeah, but on what frequency? Chances are they have no idea what
frequency you're on.

you dont fly much do you?

Yes, you are correct.. I haven't spent much time flying around the
Pacific.

So what's the answer? An aircraft carrier in the Hawaiian Islands
sees a slow unknown target approaching squawking 1200, what frequency
would they use to contact that target?



well, we monitor 121.5 on box 2 when we're not using it to get weather or
whatever, and we use it all the time we even think we're in some sort of
sensitve area. Haven't had anyone talk to me yet!


Bertie

On Sat, 19 Jul 2008 19:22:05 +0800, Stealth Pilot wrote:

Yeah, but on what frequency? Chances are they have no idea what frequency
you're on.

you dont fly much do you?

Yes, you are correct.. I haven't spent much time flying around the
Pacific.

So what's the answer? An aircraft carrier in the Hawaiian Islands sees a
slow unknown target approaching squawking 1200, what frequency would they
use to contact that target?


--
Dallas

schrieb:
So do you make a trip every April to Braunau am Inn to remember your
countryman and all he did for world peace?

I *knew* that you're an idiot.

BTW: you lost.

#m

On Sat, 19 Jul 2008 19:12:45 +0000 (UTC), Bertie the Bunyip wrote:

well, we monitor 121.5 on box 2 when we're not using it to get weather or
whatever,

Yeah, ok.. that makes sense. Now I'm ready for that Hawaii trip. :- )


--
Dallas

Martin Hotze wrote:
schrieb:
So do you make a trip every April to Braunau am Inn to remember your
countryman and all he did for world peace?

I *knew* that you're an idiot.

BTW: you lost.

Lost what, WWI and WWII?


--
Jim Pennino

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Mxsmanic wrote in
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writes:

How would you have any clue what goes on in the military from down deep
in your bunker?

I know that some fighter pilots with ego and judgement problems try to
terrorize civilian aircraft.

You haven't a clue how real military engagements work ...

This wasn't a military engagement, despite the pilot's fantasies to the
contrary.

You are a moron.

Mxsmanic aka Anthony Atkielski, Moron wrote in
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writes:

They may play those games on a simulator, but most military pilots so
value the privilege of flying they do their best not to put it at
risk by displaying that kind of judgment.

Obviously, one military pilot decided to put his privilege at risk.
And I suspect the military didn't bother to revoke that privilege,
which is why it kept its actions (if any) secret. It wouldn't do to
publicly announce that the pilot got off scott-free.

Wrong again, moron.