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Aircraft Carrier naming by
Bob
Anybody else bothered by the naming of US aircraft carriers after
people who were still living at the time? I'm sure that Carl Vinson
(CVN-70) & John C. Stennis (CVN-74) did good thing but to have a
carrier named after them? I wish the US Navy would go back to naming
carriers after famous battles &...
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January 30th 04 09:26 PM
by Rich
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Anyone have any experience with the F7U "Gutless Cutlass" by
MuseumTech
I was wondering if there were any retired Naval Aviators who have
flight hours logged with the dreaded F7U Cutlass. I work at the
National Museum of Naval Aviation here in Pensacola. We currently have
one on display. Aesthetically speaking, it's a pretty nice looking
plane, but I have read a lot of...
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May 21st 11 08:32 PM
by TD Hkg
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Interesting picture Yorktown in reverse, landing plane by
a425couple
Here is what is to me an interesting picture,
the USS Yorktown is sailing in reverse, the aft end of
her flight deck is full, and a airplane is preparing to
land, flying in over her bow.
http://www.navsource.org/archives/02/021019.jpg
Some of the discussion...
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Nickname for Apache helicopter by
Jim Beaver
An online article suggests, without citation or reference, that the U.S.
Marine Corps nicknamed its Apache helicopter (through three models) as "The
Duke," presumably in honor of actor John Wayne.
I cannot find corroboration for this statement in web searches. Has anyone
here with either...
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(Photo) Su-24 Flanker or MiG-23/MiG-27? by
David E. Powell
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/gallery/2008/08/08/GA2008080802276.html?sid=ST2008080802320
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/gallery/2008/08/08/
GA2008080802276.html?sid=ST2008080802320
Looks like the Flanker but I could be wrong, I can't quite tell if
that is a single...
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August 14th 08 10:54 AM
by Clark
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"Seeking Foreign Buyers For Osprey" by
Mike[_7_]
Dallas Morning News
June 12, 2007
Seeking Foreign Buyers For Osprey
Pentagon shows off V-22 at ceremony in hopes of reducing cost for U.S.
By Richard Whittle, Special Contributor to The Dallas Morning News
RIDLEY PARK, Pa. * Confident the V-22 Osprey will do well when it goes
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Israel agenda wider war in Mideast: Analyst by
NOMOREWARFORISRAEL[_3_]
Israel agenda wider war in Mideast: Analyst:
http://presstv.com/Detail/2015/05/20/412019/Israel-Iran-Moshe-Yaalon-Lindsey-Graham-John-McCain
Additional at America-Hijacked.com (USHijacked.com)
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Seaplane Resurgence? by
[email protected]
In addition to the C-130 Seaplane project:
http://www.aviationweek.com/aw/blogs/defense/index.jsp?plckController=Blog&plckScript=blogScript&plckElementId=blogDest&plckBlogPage=BlogViewPost&plckPostId=Blog%3a27ec4a53-dcc8-42d0-bd3a-01329aef79a7Post%3a64bb9167-48b1-4857-9ddd-a01eb5e659b1
It looks...
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Current status of carrier landings? by
a425couple
In 1972 they were working on automated carrier landings.
What is current status?
"August 1972
5--A Naval Air Test Center pilot made the first fully automated landing
aboard the carrier Ranger in an F-4J Phantom II. The test landing device
links the plane's controls with a computer aboard...
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Dolphins discover rare torpedo by
bob
http://www.electronicproducts.com/Electromechanical_Components/Motors_and_Controllers/Image_of_the_Day_U_S_Navy_dolphins_discover_rare_130-year-old_torpedo.aspx
bob
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May 30th 13 05:17 PM
by bob
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Looking for information VP-46 1958 by
John Szalay
In the LIFE magazine photo archives , found a set of photos
they show a P5M-1 Marlin of VP-46 0304 sunk in what
the caption sez is Quemoy strait or Quemoy harbor.
Only the tail with the tailcode RC and 0304 , RC makes it
VP-46 ,& Checking the BuNo list it should be BuNo 130304 ship 12
and the...
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4-3-21 A Good Hard Rain (Bio) by
WilliamMahler.Net
William is a classically trained singer - songwriter since childhood,
born November 21, 1967 in Massachusetts, a Cape Cod native. He is also a
sector cell terrorism expert, starting in summer 1984, age 16 & 16 years
precognitively and prescient of September 11, 2001 with two CIA backed
and...
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Monkeyplan by
Raymond Marshall
Hi,
Is anyone familiar with www.monkeyplan.com? It seems like its
been down or inaccessible for a month or two now (that I've
noticed). Does anyone have more info? Thanks.
Ray
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Warbird gone.. by
john szalay
Another irreplaceable warbird gone.
CONSOLIDATED VULTEE PBY-6A Catalina, BuNo 64041 (c/n 0169)
civil registry N6458C, C-GFFI, now N85U
Registered to FLYING FIREMAN INC of SPANAWAY Wa
Flew as air tanker 85
retired and then restored, was being used in filming
a movie about the sinking of the USS...
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This News Group by
Boomerang
I'm surely not the Senior Naval Aviator (remember that? "SNA"?) attending
to this News Group although I may be the among the oldest - first carrier
landing on March 17, 1954 - and I wonder, seriously, if the cross-posters
realize what a disservice (read pain-in-the-ass) they are to those of us...
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