Travis "c-5 burger"

miso wrote:
Well damn, though I doubt I could get on base to eat one. A local talk
show host did a thing on the best burgers, and a guy called up about
the C-5 burger. He described it as a full pound, which seems hard to
believe, but then again a C-5 is pretty big. I guess there must be a
AN124 burger that is the full pound.

Ahh, the An-225 one and a half pounder complete with a plate of chips on
top.

--
James...
http://www.jameshart.co.uk/

As I remember the C-5 burger was also served on jacks.

"miso" wrote in message
om...
Well damn, though I doubt I could get on base to eat one. A local talk
show host did a thing on the best burgers, and a guy called up about
the C-5 burger. He described it as a full pound, which seems hard to
believe, but then again a C-5 is pretty big. I guess there must be a
AN124 burger that is the full pound.

"C Knowles" wrote in message
om...
Back a few years, when there was a terminal cafeteria, there was indeed
a
(1/2 lb?) C-5 burger. Also a smaller C-141 sandwich.
Unfortunately, the cafeteria is gone and with it the specialized
burgers. I
believe the tiny AAFES snack bar that replaced it has just the standard
"hamburger."

Curt

"miso" wrote in message
om...
OK, is there such a thing as a "C-5" burger served at Travis AFB?

On 27 Sep 2003 13:28:33 -0700, (miso) wrote:

Well damn, though I doubt I could get on base to eat one. A local talk
show host did a thing on the best burgers, and a guy called up about
the C-5 burger. He described it as a full pound, which seems hard to
believe, but then again a C-5 is pretty big. I guess there must be a
AN124 burger that is the full pound.

"C Knowles" wrote in message om...
Back a few years, when there was a terminal cafeteria, there was indeed a
(1/2 lb?) C-5 burger. Also a smaller C-141 sandwich.
Unfortunately, the cafeteria is gone and with it the specialized burgers. I
believe the tiny AAFES snack bar that replaced it has just the standard
"hamburger."

Curt

"miso" wrote in message
om...
OK, is there such a thing as a "C-5" burger served at Travis AFB?

Bunker Hill AFB had a cafeteria featuring the "Hustler" (it was a B-58
base at the time). It was the only burger that I could not finish! :-)

Al Minyard