zoom's zooming againZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ

For the record this the first time that I ever said anything on the
net about being in Viet Nam. Check google you dumb ****,not hardly
flounting anything. Only the fact that there are some of us that walked
the walk. Now I'm going to get somewhat specific. One medal I recieved
was the ARCOM with V for valor. It was downgraded from a Soldiers
medal. The medal was for rescueing several Vietnamese from a burning
village caused by a fully armed VNAF F-5 that flamed out on takeoff and
crashed into the village just east of Bien Hoa. As for measuring the
rounds they really didn't fly past they landed all around us. Where
would you have been, hiding under your bunk sucking your thumb and
crying for your mommie?

You didn't answer my question why aren't you still at Eagle What was
your job there?

Make sure you wear your track shoes to Sun N Fun and Oshkosh so you
can run to security when you see me. Because I promise our paths will
cross. Then we will find just how brave you really are without a
keyboard to hide behind.

Frank M.Hitlaw
Jakarta, Indonesia

wrote:
For the record this the first time that I ever said anything on the
net about being in Viet Nam. Check google you dumb ****,not hardly
flounting anything. Only the fact that there are some of us that walked
the walk. Now I'm going to get somewhat specific. One medal I recieved
was the ARCOM with V for valor. It was downgraded from a Soldiers
medal. The medal was for rescueing several Vietnamese from a burning
village caused by a fully armed VNAF F-5 that flamed out on takeoff and
crashed into the village just east of Bien Hoa. As for measuring the
rounds they really didn't fly past they landed all around us. Where
would you have been, hiding under your bunk sucking your thumb and
crying for your mommie?

You didn't answer my question why aren't you still at Eagle What was
your job there?

Make sure you wear your track shoes to Sun N Fun and Oshkosh so you
can run to security when you see me. Because I promise our paths will
cross. Then we will find just how brave you really are without a
keyboard to hide behind.

Frank M.Hitlaw
Jakarta, Indonesia

Frank I might have crossed paths with you, I was in Bien Hoa in 1967-68.
Looking at jaun's bio on his web page I doubt he served in any conflict
or he would have said so.

Here is to you for serving in Nam.

zoom and yaun are cowards and cannot fight their own battles so they
belittle everyone else. zoom takes press reports and copies them to his
puny little web site and calls it news, juan has not said one coherent
reasonable thing as long as he has posted to rah. Listening to zoom at
Arlington this years talking about how great he is was sickening.

Jerry

ChuckSlusarczyk wrote:

That's a good one too .Here's one I just made up "all gun no bullets", or "all
car ,no engine",or "all bark,no bite" or, or ..... :-)

Chuck(I am what I am) S


All horse**** and no pony...

Tony

In article , Richard Riley says...


So I guess Juan knows all about the Ultralight Hall of Fame, since
Zoom was inducted there. 'Cause, everyone knows Zoom holds the
Ultralight altitude record, and he was the first to fly coast to coast
in an UL. So he must have been one of the very first people inducted
there, right?

zoom's never been nominated either. I guess I pulled a lot of sheep over
people's wool to get to be included in the first induction :-) It was and still
is a great privilege to be there.

Seem's both zoom and jaun are envious of those who actually did something in
their lives rather then talk about it. Be it building and flying your own plane,
doing some feat that required a certain amount of testicular fortitude or any
number of accomplishments that neither zoom or jaun have ever attained.

So they try to attain what they can't by ripping and tearing at those who did
,hanging on to the coat tails of the successful hoping that someone will notice
them in the presence of people they wish they were.

They're Walter Mitty's living dual lives of reality and what they percieve
themselve's to be.zoom's the great aviator and pilot and jaun is this brave
macho man trying to impress with his bravado .Both are cry's for attention but
both lack the ability of doing something worthy of attention.

I used to feel sorry for people like that but in these two cases I hope they
both get what they deserve. "Credibility it was always about credibility".

Chuck S RAH-14/1 ret

Richard Riley wrote:
On Mon, 5 Sep 2005 19:55:12 -0400, "Kyle Boatright"
wrote:

:
:"Juan Jimenez" wrote in message
...
:
: "Kyle Boatright" wrote in message
: ...
:
: I think Chuck was named to the Ultralight Hall of Fame because he was
: already famous due to his long successsful work in the industry. That's
: how it works.
:
: New found fame, Kyle. Look it up in the dictionary. Very few people knew
: him when he was put into the Hall (incorrectly, IMO). Orders of magnitude
: more people know him now that one of his airplanes killed a billionaire
: war hero who loved to help kids get good educations.
:
:And the Beatles and Rolling Stones went into the Rock and Roll Hall of fame
:before they were famous, eh? Nice try, but it don't play in the big city.

Well, sure. I mean, they put Pete Townsend and Roger Daltrey in, and
when it was reported, everyone who read about it just said "Who?"

Thanks, I'm here all week.

So I guess Juan knows all about the Ultralight Hall of Fame, since
Zoom was inducted there. 'Cause, everyone knows Zoom holds the
Ultralight altitude record, and he was the first to fly coast to coast
in an UL. So he must have been one of the very first people inducted
there, right?

No need to be catty. You know zoom created the Ultralight Hall of
Fame and paid for it with his own money. He's just too modest to admit it.

My shovel is bigger than yours

Dan, U.S. Air Force, retired

Jerry;
I arrived at Bien Hoa with the 101st on 7 Dec 67 left there mid Feb
for camp Eagle. The F-5 crashed a couple of days before the tet in the
Widows Village just east of the airfield. That was exciting but not
near as exciting as the Tet that was a couple of days to remember.
There will never be an airshow to rival the F-100's dropping 500lb
bombs inside the perimeter.

Some day we will have to sit down over a cold one(something other
than muzzleloader) and find out how close we were during that period.

Frank

wrote:

Jerry;
I arrived at Bien Hoa with the 101st on 7 Dec 67 left there mid Feb
for camp Eagle. The F-5 crashed a couple of days before the tet in the
Widows Village just east of the airfield. That was exciting but not
near as exciting as the Tet that was a couple of days to remember.
There will never be an airshow to rival the F-100's dropping 500lb
bombs inside the perimeter.

Some day we will have to sit down over a cold one(something other
than muzzleloader) and find out how close we were during that period.

Frank


I just missed Tet, left Saigon two days before Tet to come home, was
pretty strange sitting at home watching tv and seeing what was going on
where I had been two days before.

Jerry

"UltraJohn" wrote in message
ink.net...

It appears from the FAA's preliminary investigation that the accident was
not the fault of the aircraft's controls etc etc.

And yet Chuck had no problem blaming the lack of an optional fuselage cover.
How nice of him.

Personally my opinion is
he was dead before the plane hit the ground, otherwise how would such an
experience pilot not even communicate a problem with ATC who he was in
contact with?

You haven't even bothered to read about the autopsy results. There was
nothing wrong with him.

"ChuckSlusarczyk" wrote in message
...

John
There's a lot jaun doesn't know but that doesn't stop him from spouting
off.

Speaking from experience?

I'm heading out to Jackson Hole to meet with the NTSB next week and give
what
ever assistance I can.

Ah, I see you got your priorities straight. While Jim Campbell's out flying
with Angel Flight, you're out doing the CYA dance in Wyoming.

"Kyle Boatright" wrote in message
...

And the Beatles and Rolling Stones went into the Rock and Roll Hall of
fame before they were famous, eh? Nice try, but it don't play in the big
city.

I know you were raised in Podunk and still think it's big. Can't do anything
about that.

You're right, my opinion of you is probably shared by half a dozen or so
putzes on this newsgroup. The rest of the group isn't quite as charitable
towards you.

Clueless and blessed with ESP. What a combination. When's the circus passing
through town?