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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30 June 1956. Two airliners, a TWA Lockheed Constellation and a United Airlines DC-7 are eastbound, in uncontrolled airspace in the vicinity of the Grand Canyon. Both were flying under visual flight rules ostensibly to avoid the thunderstorms building in the area. At 1056 local, the DC-7 struck the Connie from above and behind, severing…
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…and GTO. GM puts a bullet in Pontiac, Saturn, Saab and Hummer. And, of course, a greater share by the feds of the General…
As promised we have a couple of announcements that will impact the frequency of posts here over the coming year. Naval Institute Blog:Â We were asked to join a panel consisting of several other bloggers – some we knew and served with on active duty, others from milblogs and other venues since, that will be…
So , here’s the deal. We are now about a week out from the start of the Fall 2008 campaign for VALOUR-IT which will run from 28 Oct through Veterean’s Day, 13 Nov. Since nothing breeds success like success – here we are again this year with new goals: This year’s goal is $240K –…
Following up from our earlier post , we now have a shot (still unofficial) of the Raptor and its prey:
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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.