Jolly Rogers History is updated

[José Herculano]

My Unofficial Jolly Rogers History website has received a major update. It
was a bit long in coming, but I have been in a bit of a shock ever since
VF-103 said goodbye to the F-14 Tomcat. The site is located at:

http://www.almansur.com/jollyrogers

Hard to believe it has been live for more than two years now. And I cannot
resist in sharing some current statistics:

It has 299 files, of which 283 are photographs;
It uses 32.8 Mb of storage;
Has around 550 hits per month.

Future plans include a links page, an aircraft walkaround page and Jolly
Rogers patches.

And if you have Jolly Rogers stories, facts, photos, don't let them gather
dust in some drawer ;-)

Hope you like it!
_______________________
José "Almansur" Herculano

[Phormer Phighter Phlyer]

José Herculano wrote:
> My Unofficial Jolly Rogers History website has received a major update. It
> was a bit long in coming, but I have been in a bit of a shock ever since
> VF-103 said goodbye to the F-14 Tomcat. The site is located at:
>
> http://www.almansur.com/jollyrogers
>
> Hard to believe it has been live for more than two years now. And I cannot
> resist in sharing some current statistics:
>
> It has 299 files, of which 283 are photographs;
> It uses 32.8 Mb of storage;
> Has around 550 hits per month.
>
> Future plans include a links page, an aircraft walkaround page and Jolly
> Rogers patches.
>
> And if you have Jolly Rogers stories, facts, photos, don't let them gather
> dust in some drawer ;-)
>
> Hope you like it!
> _______________________
> José "Almansur" Herculano
>
>

Good site but for a guy that grew up with VF-84 being the 'Jolly
Rogers', still seems a little strange to me.