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Memorial: Prisoners of War/Missing in Action Dodge Challenger Concept by
Challenged73
Dodge has been gracious enough to allow the design of a custom painted
2009 Dodge Challenger. Lets turn this contest into a positive message
for all those who fought and are still fighting as well as for those
who wound up as Prisoners of War or Missing in Action by voting for
this POW/MIA Custom...
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group management by
Chandler Knowles
I see this newsgroup is being overrun by trolls and spammers. This has also
happened with most of the other newsgroups. I hope most of the regulars
here realize that you can block a sender so their posts do not appear on the
list, at least to you. In Outlook Express, click on the message from...
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The Vodka Burner by
Chandler Knowles
A fully loaded Russian IL-76 cargo plane......
payload 1 million pounds!!!!
This really raises the pucker factor....
Listen to the "controllers" in the tower who are
Australian: Ya gotta love it.
"The Vodka Burner" as the Aussies call it,
literally uses every inch of runway.......
WATCH THE WHOLE...
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Old US Aircraft by
Chandler Knowles
I thought I knew US aircraft until I saw these pictures ........
http://rareaircraf1.greyfalcon.us/UNITED%20STATES.htm
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FMS Status Of A-6E by
Charles Bethune
Once the A-6E was retired a few years back, Congress approved the
aircraft for Foreign Military Sales. At one point in time France
expressed interest in the A-6E to be used as a shore based tanker.
There does not seem to be much information going around on the
aircraft slated for FMS. Not counting...
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by
Charles Borris
"Charles Borris" wrote in message news:...
Spent a couple of years during WW2 in an outfit with 6 R4D's and 3 R5O's.
Two of the R4D's were R4D-1,s and carried 4 letter Buno's. . To prime the
engines in the R4D-1 you climbed up on the main mount into the wheel well
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Good Blogs by
Charles Talleyrand
I'm looking for a few good blogs by pilots (fighter, tanker, cargo,
heli, etc). Can anyone suggest anything worth reading?
-Much Thanks
-Charles
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First Modern Air-Air refueling by
Charles Talleyrand
When was the first modern air-air refueling? By modern I mean
"compatible with a modern tanker/receiver (either boom or hose)".
This question seems to be tricky, in that many of the early systems
would not be compatible with a modern airplane.
For bonus points, when was the first carrier based...
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Flight Wing Size Changes? by
Charles Talleyrand
Did the change from F-14s to F-18s increase or decrease the total
number of planes per ship? Overly simple math suggests that the
amount of room needed to hold 22 F-14s could also hold 30 F-18s.
If the number of planes did not increase, what happened to the extra
space?
-Curious
-Charles...
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Flight Lessons by
Charles Talleyrand
I'm curious how Air Force/Navy pilots get their wings? Do they go to some place like Emory-Riddle and fly Cessna 172s. Do they get
instrument ratings in these 172s? What's the transition to 'real iron'?
Basically, what's a newly minted Air Force/Navy pilot's logbook look like and where did he...
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Is Rafale dead? by
Charles Talleyrand
I understand that the order to Dassault is for 28 aircraft, with an option of
20 more. However, I have read on the web that Dassault is to deliver 1 Rafale
this year, and only 4 next year. I have also read that there are only 13
operational Rafales with the French Military.
The slow speed of...
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December 16th 03 11:17 PM
by J
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Wildcat on the Ronald Reagan by
Charles Talleyrand
Suppose someone tried to land an F4F Wildcat on a modern American
aircraft carrier. We'll give the carrier a few hours to prepare, and lets assume
the carrier is at sea and moving.
Can a WWII fighter land on a modern carrier? Can it get back in the air?
-Much Thanks
-CMTalleyrand
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Best Naval Fighter, 1963 by
Charles Talleyrand
What's the best naval fighter of 1963? The mission is pure air defense, with not a pound for air to ground.
Not suprisingly, most web sites talk about modern planes and don't describe the tactics and equipment of this era.
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Radar from the 60s by
Charles Talleyrand
How good was shipborne radar in the 60s against a 2003 airforce? For example, could a 1964 ship detect an incoming modern strike
before the explosions began in the face of modern ACM.
I ask both because I'm curious about the past and because there are navies out
there using old-fashioned...
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September 15th 03 11:06 PM
by Brian
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Maintenance Personel by
Charles Talleyrand
How is aircraft maintenance organized? Is you average mechanic assigned to a plane or to
a subsystem? In other words, is the mechanic assigned to Airplane #1234, or to "left
wing hydraulics"?
-Thanks
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August 5th 03 11:35 PM
by Larry
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Need proof of trainin in Air Force Base in VA in 1969 by
Charlie Wolf
Can any of you regulars here in r.a.m.n. help with this request??
Or point him in the right direction?
Regards,
On 10 Oct 2006 11:09:34 -0700, "msvuh"
wrote:
My friend, Mr. Ho, is currently petitioning for resettlement in the US.
In his last interview, he was asked...
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Question: civilian contractors and security clearances by
Charlie Wolf
I had a brief discussion with a gentleman last night and the President
of our local Community Development group and this gentleman is
interested in moving a high tech business into our small rural town.
He says the basis for the work is photonics. I told him about some of
my background ( BS Comp....
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