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Old August 6th 03, 01:20 PM
Frederick Wilson
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My wife even liked this one. But you know us helicopter pilots are
really good because we can handle 4 wiggly tails spinning in a circle.

My poor attempt at humor.


B2431 wrote:
Your right, the B-25 had two of those wiggly things



You have to careful of using technical terminology like that. I have seen twin
wiggly things in mony aircraft, but enough about my wife.

Rumour has it the USAF got rid of the C-121 Constelation because the newer
pilots couldn't handle 3 pieces of tail at the same time.

Dan, U. S. Air Force, retired


 




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