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Whidbey Island Survival School by
JD
When I was in the P3 community (VP31), I was sent to NUW for Survival
School. I forget how long it lasted, but I recall the "ogre muthas" giving
us a time or two. It was cold and wet (February) and I recall they bused
us out to some mountain for snow survival. I have no idea where the...
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January 16th 05 07:10 PM
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P-3 website updated by
Marco P.J. Borst
Following the decommissioning of the RNLN squadrons last Friday I have just
completed an update to the website of the P-3 Orion Research Group. The
latest changes include:
- history pages for both VSQ320 and VSQ321 added
(follow the links below the pics on the home page)
- world wide P-3 squadrons...
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Relief Effort H-60 Crash by
Jim Carriere
Hello folks, I just saw this link on yahoo news, I didn't see
anything about it on www.news.navy.mil yet, probably soon.
http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story2&u=/ap/20050110/ap_on_re_as/tsunami_helicopter_crash
All the story says is an SH-60 with 10 onboard crashed in Indonesia,
near Banda...
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LCACs and tsunami support? by
Mike Bandor
Do we have any LCACs supporting the relief efforts? I would think that the
LCACs would be suited very well to handle part of the task of getting
supplies on-shore (no need for an airstrip or port deep enough -- or still
functioning).
Just curious.
Mike
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January 11th 05 04:46 AM
by CPOWHR
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Emergency swimming ascent from a disabled sub by
Jack
If a sub sinks in the ocean, I assume the sailors can escape by swimming to
the surface. But what is the maximum depth that a person could do an
emergency swimming ascent from a disabled sub?
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January 11th 05 04:13 AM
by CPOWHR
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RAAF P-3C Orion by
Marco P.J. Borst
The RAAF did have 19 P-3C Orions, 18 of which have been modified to AP-3C
standard. The 19th aircraft, a trials platform, was not modified to AP-3C
and remains being a P-3C. Does anyone know which RAAF P-3C is this odd one
out?
Regards,
Marco P.J. Borst
P-3 Orion Research Group - The...
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Roster of USN ships in S Asia relief effort ? by
John S. Shinal
Thanks, Errol and Guy.
News reports last night featured the Admiral in charge
speaking about the relief flights and mentioned 30 helos operating
already, but didn't say if they were flying off of ABRAHAM LINCOLN or
BON HOMME RICHARD - I'll assume the numbers are at least correct...
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January 8th 05 06:16 AM
by Wolf
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Harrier vs. JSF-35 by
Merlin
The JSF will be very late and very expensive.
The British have not even started to build the Aircraft Carrier
yet that it is supposed to operate from !
It is a pity that the Harrier was not developed further ?
An 'Invincible' Class carrier with Harriers and Osprey AEW is
probably the way to go...
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FS USN books by
Ken Insch
Selling some of my books. If interested in anything below then email me at
USN:
Feet Wet, R.Adm. Paul Gillcrist (carrier pilot)
The Naval Air War, 1939-45, Nathan Miller
US Navy and Marine Corps Fighters, William Green and Gordon Swanborough
U505, Adm. Daniel Gallery
Pass The...
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CNO wants more skilled, efficient Navy workforce by
Otis Willie
CNO wants more skilled, efficient Navy workforce
http://www.estripes.com/article.asp?section=104&article=26381
{EXCERPT}, by Leo Shane III, Stars and Stripes European edition,
Wednesday, January 5, 2005
WASHINGTON — Chief of Naval Operations Adm. Vern Clark said he wants
to create a more skilled...
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Snow in Beeville by
Jim
For those who may be interested some interesting photos can be found here.
http://www.bee-picayune.com/
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USS John F. Kennedy to be retired in 2005 by
[email protected]
I am afraid reducing the number of aircraft carriers might quickly
result in decreasing the number of active Carrier Air Wings also.
JFK, anyhow, has already escaped the axe before, when it became a
"training and reserve carrier"...
That may give us a glimpse how the Navy may look like in ten...
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P-3 location lists by
Marco P.J. Borst
The P-3 Location Reports on the website of the P-3 Orion Research Group have
just been updated. Follow the link to the P-3 Orion Aircraft Location
Reports at http://home.planet.nl/~p3orion
Regards,
Marco P.J. Borst
P-3 Orion Research Group - The Netherlands
website: http://home.planet.nl/~p3orion
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01 Jan 2005 - Today’s Military, Veteran, War and National Security News by
Otis Willie
01 Jan 2005 - Today’s Military, Veteran, War and National Security
News
You can also receive this resource listing that is published
daily via
email by The American War Library. To subscribe go to
The Library’s phone number dot com (13105320634.com).
Select the ‘Daily Military News’ hyperlink...
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Desktop Wallpaper - USMC "MV-22 Osprey". by
T. & D. Gregor, Sr.
Saturday, January 1, 2004
Wallpaper of the month - January 2004
Desktop Wallpaper - "MV-22 Osprey".
A MV-22 Osprey, lifts off from the flight deck aboard the amphibious
assault ship USS Kearsarge (LHD-3). Kearsarge is conducting landing,
launch and recovery training and evaluation with the...
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December 31st 04 05:31 AM
by NimBill
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December 31st 04 02:52 AM
by w4okw
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Single-seat torpedo planes post-WW2 by
KDR
Just wondering how come post-WW2 carrierborne torpedo planes such as
Firebrand, AM Mauler, Wyvern were all single-seaters. Only a few years
ago during the WW2, carrierborne torpedo planes required three crews -
pilot, bomber/navigator & radioman/gunner - without exception. What
brought this change?
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December 31st 04 02:00 AM
by Leanne
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