http://www.redding.com/top_stories/local/20031218toplo048.shtml .... and he used modern materials as well... Rob

hello folks there is a new group on the MSN network for this unique part of the world This group is for all those who live in, are concerned with, want info on and having anything to do with the Indo-Pak Sub continent (this includes all the other small yet importants such as Bangladesh, shrilanka,...

From: "Gunnar" Date: 12/17/2003 1:53 AM Central Standard Time Message-id: Why not simply include the wanted information in the exhibit ? It seams like a small request to me. It is after all true that 100+ thousand humans died because of...

http://www.japan-press.co.jp/2331/self.html The Japanese Self-Defense Forces have started their first aerial refueling exercise with U.S. forces in preparation for the introduction of their own refueling aircraft in 2006. .... Defense Agency Director General Ishiba Shigeru said the SDF's possession...

Easy, the endurance of the crew!!! I know there is no such thing as a stupid question,,,except that one! The only mechanical limiting factors would be servicing the consumables, (oil, oxygen, hydraulics, etc..)just like any inflight refueling capable aircraft. On Wed, 26 Nov 2003 20:04:56 -0800,...

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Subject: Thought for Today A car company can move its factories to Mexico and claim it's a free market. A toy company can out-source to a Chinese subcontractor and claim it's a free market. A major bank can incorporate in Bermuda to avoid taxes and claim it's a free market.

Rumors are there are German infiltrators who speak English who are attempting to penetrate our airfield to reach the mess tent and poison our food supplies.. We close down our kitchens and mess tents and we all are issued K rations. The cooks and bakers are issued rifles and sent out to join...

Air Force Print News for Dec. 22, 2003 AF leaders visit Bagram airmen http://www.af.mil/stories/story.asp?storyID=123006261 Earthquake hits Vandenberg http://www.af.mil/stories/story.asp?storyID=123006266

More drug allegations made, By USAF in Italy (EXCERPT) By Kent Harris, Stars and Stripes European edition, Tuesday, December 23, 2003 Ten more members of the 31st Fighter Wing have been detained in connection with drug-related allegations, military officials said Monday. Unlike the airmen...

In a Brazilian military website it has a small article on the PAK-FA fighter. It says that the name will be the Sukhoi T-50 and that it will not have the forward swept wings as the Su-47 prototype. The prototype is expected to fly in 2006/2007 with initial in-service around 2012. I guess we may be...

"Oelewapper" wrote: "RufusTFirefly" wrote in message ... Were Japanses civilians responsible for any of those atrocities? Uhm - yes. Japanes civilians supported the war by their

"A.E. Jabbour" wrote: Not ten Japanese civilians were worth one American soldier. I'm honestly curious. That's the way the Nazis felt about the Jews and Slavs they slaughtered, too. Hittler was to Jews what Bush is to Muslims. Not all jews were bad, but he managed to convince his people...

Well folks, after posting a "Merry Christmas" to everyone and having our thread of good will and friendly exchanges changed over into a discussion about death threats thanks to our resident loon John Tarver, I thought I might dig into this a bit deeper since as usual; from Tarver's rantings I can't...

CNN reports: "In the last analysis, he seemed not terribly brave," Rumsfeld said. About 600 soldiers of the 1st Brigade, 4th Infantry Division, and special operations forces of Task Force 121 conducted the raid in Ad Dawr, near a group of ramshackle buildings. They found Saddam hiding in a 6- to...

http://www.ctv.ca/servlet/ArticleNews/story/CTVNews/1071660144004_47/?hub=CTVNewsAt11 .... as expected... despite $1.2 mil invested and painstaking attention to detail. At least the two GW No.21 replicas both flew easily. IMO, the Wrights lucked out last century with a rail, right wind,...

The news today about Boeing building the 7E7 and giving the wing to Japan to build sounds like it was taken directly out of the text of Micheal Crichton's book Airframe, where some unscrupulous executives at an ailing aircraft manufacturer give away closely guarded secrets to turn a quick profit at...

Linda Terrell wrote: On Sun, 21 Dec 2003 16:26:36 UTC, RogerM wrote: "Col. RJ" wrote: First off, **** you asshole. The women and children who were murdered didn't have **** to with Pearl Harbor.

Here's a question-- I've read some theories that the marines will eventually need a new gunship to escort V-22's. Many of these involve a AV-22 style design. But my question is this-- as I understand it, the V-22 is very ineffecient and unmanuverable in VTO mode-- it's not a helicopter that flies...

Although I had originally heard that the Fw-200 that was exstensively damaged in the attempt to raise it and was virtually totally destroyed, it appears that the project has just been made more difficult, not impossible. Hopefully in about 10 years the example will be on permanent static...