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F2A2-American Zero? by
old hoodoo
I have been looking over the performance data on the A6M2. Although
examination of the A6M2 showed that we could have built a fighter like the
zero but sacrificed performance for pilot/plane protection overall
performance considering all factors. The F2A3 was not, being built for
extreme long...
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by F7FTCAT
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WestPac Deployments by
W. D. Allen
Recently during a discussion about WestPac carrier airgroup deployments the
question came up about how many carrier deployments occurred between the end
of WWII in 1945 and about 1965 when the VN War started. Any one know where
this kind of data might be available?
WDA
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End Of An Era by
s.p.i.
Trader Jon's closes for good
The legendary Trader Jon's bar is celebrated its last Blue Angels
homecoming show Saturday night. The current owner, Matt Heckemeyer,
sold the bar and its memorabilia to un-named parties and will closed
the doors for good. On Saturday, the place was packed with...
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by s.p.i.
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ASuW tactics by
Dave Anderer
I'm curious about the US doctrine for anti-shipping attacks 25 years ago -
say, the late 70's/early 80's?
What were the weapons to be employed to lower the target below sea level?
(I'm not so much interested in the use of ARMs, but rather the
larger-explosives designed to let water in or start...
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Tail slat question by
Guy Alcala
Ed Rasimus wrote:
On Thu, 12 Feb 2004 21:16:48 -0000, "Jim Doyle"
wrote:
Hello all,
Just a quick question - do any aircraft have slats installed on the leading
edge of the horizontal tailplane?
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Tail Radar by
Elmshoot
I was at our EAA Chapter meeting and we had a presentation by a guy who flew 16
missions before the Germans surrended with the "Blue Nosed *******s of
Bodney".( I know they were AAC but still a cool name) I think they were the 352
fighter group. He mentioned they had a tail radar that would turn on...
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IVAW - Jeff Bartos by
Dr. Vincent Quin, Ph.D.
Iraq Veterans Against the War
http://ivaw.org
Jeff Bartos
Branch: United States Army (USA)
Rank: SGT
Home: Connecticut
Served as a Medic with 4th ID out of Fort Hood during OIF 05-07.
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Mother of all bombs - 21,000 pounds bomb by
Mike
What is the naval equivalent of the USAF's Massive Ordnance Air Blast
(MOAB) bomb, which weighs 21,000 pounds and is the largest guided
air-delivered weapon in history?
The New York Times
December 25, 2005 Sunday
SECTION: Section 1; Column 3; National Desk; Pg. 41
HEADLINE: Albert L. Weimorts,...
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January 24th 06 11:48 PM
by madhon
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Medal of Honor pilot Ed "Too tall" Freedman dies at 80 by
Tiger
MOH Recipient Ed Freeman Dies
August 21, 2008
Idaho Statesman
As Ed "Too Tall" Freeman lay ill in a Boise hospital over the past few
weeks, many came to pay their respects to the 80-year-old national war
hero and former helicopter pilot.
One unexpected visitor offered a very personal thank you...
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by Tiger
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Former Israeli officer directing key U.S. Air Force office by
[email protected]
Former Israeli officer directing key U.S. Air Force office
Checkmate's Dr. Lani Kass is heading a new office directing operations
across the entire electro-magnetic spectrum. It seemed rather odd that
Kass, a former Israeli military officer, now holds a key Air Force
position, particularly after...
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Academy holds memorial dedication for Navy's Blue Angels by
Otis Willie
Academy holds memorial dedication for Navy's Blue Angels
http://www.dcmilitary.com/navy/trident/11_16/local_news/41612-1.html
{EXCERPT} U.S. Naval Academy Trident, MD The Naval Academy paid
tribute to Blue Angels who died during team flight operations in a
ceremony held at the Navy-Marine Corps...
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Butch Voris - RIP by
Mike Kanze
This past Tuesday, a legend of Naval aviation passed on.
CAPT Roy M. "Butch" Voris, USN (ret.)
First CO of the Blue Angels.
Plank owner in the original VF-10 ("Grim Reapers")
3 DFCs, 11 Air Medals, Purple Heart, 3 Presidential Unit...
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USNIP - May 2005 issue by
Mike Weeks
There's a most interesting article in the May issue by one LCDR John X.
Carrier, USN(Ret.) regarding BRAC '05. Is that the John Carrier of
RAMN fame?
Mike
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Wedell-Williams #44 (Thompson Trophy) Model Aircraft by
[email protected]
The Wedell-Williams Model 44 was a racing aircraft built in US in the
early 1930s. It joined the Thompson Trophy race and won in 1934. It
was piloted by Roscoe Turner.
Warplanes.com offers the Wedell-Williams Model 44 (Thompson Trophy)
model aircraft. It has a span of 16.5 inches and length of...
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