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Old June 7th 04, 05:23 PM
G.R. Patterson III
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Roy Epperson wrote:

This was in San Luis Oblispo, CA and it was all too common for recent Cal
Poly grads who were Air Force or Navy recent fighter grads would come back
and straff the campus. I'd seen him off in the distance straffing the
campus during one of my climb outs to do another spin.


I sincerely hope you mean a low pass, rather than strafing. Strafing is shooting at
something on the ground.

George Patterson
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