Music to torch an Mi-26T by pt.1

Music by Gustav Holst (1874-1934)

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Music by Gustav Holst (1874-1934)

In VietNam, we always did 'hot' refuels...gassing up with the engine running.
The SOP was to have the co-pilot stand next to the crew chief to insure he
attached a static electricity clip from the nozzle to the ships body before the
squeezed the handle to pump JP4.






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Heck with Holst! Cue Benny Hill!