wings clipped

PENSACOLA, Florida (AP) -- A spokesman for the U.S. Navy Blue Angels says
the stunt-flying team will be down one jet the rest of its season after
removing two members from duty for having an inappropriate relationship.

Capt. Tyson Dunkelberger, a spokesman for the team based at Naval Air
Station Pensacola, said Thursday the squadron will finish its last three air
shows next month with five jets.

Dunkelberger would not identify the two members but said the relationship
was between a man and a woman. All six of the F-18 stunt pilots are men, and
23 of the 133-member squadron are women.

Dunkelberger says a military administrative hearing will be held to
determine further disciplinary actions, which could include removal from the
military.


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IN LIFE`S JOURNEY IT IS NOT ABOUT GOING TO THE GRAVE IN A WELL PRESERVED
BODY , BUT SLIDING IN SIDEWAYS IN A TOTALLY WORN OUT BODY SAYING HOLY ****
WHAT A RIDE!!!!!!

Aviation is proof, that given the will, we have the capacity to achieve the
impossible."

- Captain Edward Rickenbacker

"What you leave behind is not what is engraved in stone monuments, but what
is woven into the lives of others." Pericles