Aces High Bulletin Board
General Forums => The O' Club => Topic started by: Maverick on February 08, 2017, 04:24:58 PM
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The Heritage flight qualifications are starting tomorrow here at Davis-Monthan AFB. I saw and heard several Mustangs yesterday and a couple F86's just landed a few minutes ago.
My ears will be happy with the sound of Merlins, Packards, Allisons and some round engines as well as old time turbojets. There are usually at least one P47 and a T28 that also come by annually.
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See ya on the ramp!
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Only a 15 hour drive for me. Or as they say in TX "just down I-10 a ways" (rolls eyes). (native Texans can be so annoying sometimes) ;)
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How long does it last? I'll be out there the week of the 20th.
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Only a 15 hour drive for me. Or as they say in TX "just down I-10 a ways" (rolls eyes). (native Texans can be so annoying sometimes) ;)
LOL!!!
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How long does it last? I'll be out there the week of the 20th.
They will be done by 1600 on Sunday. They allow for folks heading home to have some daylight left to make the trip. Besides the AF folks are NOT used to working weekends anyhow.
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Ahh..rgr. I was out there about this time 2 or 3 years ago. There were a couple of F86s flying around the Intl airport. Guessing that was what they were doing. Pretty cool!
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Only a 15 hour drive for me. Or as they say in TX "just down I-10 a ways" (rolls eyes). (native Texans can be so annoying sometimes) ;)
I laugh at all the whiners from other states who complain about "long" drives. Where I'm from the closest "big" city is five hours away. :rofl
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I laugh at all the whiners from other states who complain about "long" drives. Where I'm from the closest "big" city is five hours away. :rofl
What size qualifies as a "big" city?
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Funny how things take a different perspective when you compare them.
Take a map of Europe and lay a same scale map of Texas over it. About five European countries fit in Texas at the same time. One being Germany.
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What size qualifies as a "big" city?
San Antonio. #7 in the USA.
You can downshift to Corpus Christi and that's still big to us.
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They will be done by 1600 on Sunday. They allow for folks heading home to have some daylight left to make the trip. Besides the AF folks are NOT used to working weekends anyhow.
Yes, true. The USAF makes effficient use of its time, accomplishes tasks in four or five days, and can take the weekends off. Grunts take seven or eight days to accomplish the same tasks. :D :salute
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I laugh at all the whiners from other states who complain about "long" drives. Where I'm from the closest "big" city is five hours away. :rofl
Be seated. You have nothing to say in this category. Here that city is a 5 hour flight!!