Plane Pr0n – Joint Services Edition
Showing some “Joint” love today…(also gives us a chance to flight test a new feature)
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Showing some “Joint” love today…(also gives us a chance to flight test a new feature)
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While the Project Valour-IT drive was underway, YHS held fast on posting other material in order to ensure the campaign received the attention it so richly deserves (and again, a multitude of thanks for all who contributed and supported the campaign). Now that it is over, there is some unattended business to address. So (in…
So Scribe – just how much fun was it swapping out formats, diddling with php and css while making those "minor" changes to the new theme? Let’s let Daffy do the talking:
Your help is requested per the following comment found on an earlier post: SJS: Trying to locate NFO shipmate, Larry McMenniman, assigned to NAVPRO Burbank 1973 to 1976, came from the VP community, involved at NAVPRO in P-3C acceptance flying and S-3A developement and acceptance flying. May have gone on to S-3 Community following NAVPRO….
This is some butt-ugly free verse we’re up to our elbows in… We “updated” to WordPress 2.7 and, of course, not everything is working (over in the sidebar, admin page, etc), so bear with us – we’re working it ***UPDATE Â Â If you have “WP Automatic Upgrade” installed as one of your plugins, deactivate it. Â That…
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Very, very cool. I saw a B1-B do a Monday Night Football game in Jacksonville, a pair of them, and they tapped burner over the stadium. We were working about a half mile away, and the whole building shook. Helluva sight, that’s for sure.
Airliners.net much? 😉
I think I have about a quarter of those pictures on my hard drive. Definitely a lot of cool ones. I particularly liked the Chinook standing on its nose.