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This one hits close to home. Prayers to my brothers Do we really need the pictures posted?

I went to CATS with Ryan aka "Meat". We shared a car and were in the same MPC for the class. It was such a shock to see that he passed. If anyone has any info where I can send flowers and a donation PLEASE PM me.

I pray the pilot got out! 6/28/2011 - NELLIS AIR FORCE BASE, Nev. (AFNS) -- An Air Force F-16C Fighting Falcon from here crashed June 28 about 5:30 p.m. PDT near Caliente, Nev. The F-16 was participating in an air-to-air combat training mission. One person was on board. The individual's condition is unknown at this time. As soon as additional details become available, they will be provided. The accident is under investigation. https://www.af.mil/news/story.asp?id=123261945

I did not see this in the ATP-56 (must be in the next revision)

Yep, and the gear was down.

God Speed

A few from lonely KLTS

Schwabbeau get to work!!

Well played!

Dash was a great guy, he will be missed very much...

Thread revival, guess Google has read this topic /\/\/\ 1.) Go to Google. 2.) Type in "Find Chuck Norris" and hit "I'm Feeling Lucky" Totally Safe for Work!

"2" Hogs and Heifers is the s#!t

Hope the pilot got out ok

Pex, GDSSII, and a huge whiteboard with lots of pucks

Or a -130...

The patch shown above has been out since June here at the WS. It was time for an update as the last version had airframes that are no longer around such as the F-117 and added the new Wics such as the F-22 and us fat kids. The Grad patch remains the same...

Yep, we were at Nellis and were told the same thing. The kicker was due to "ACC" rules we were to stay on base because quarters were available and we were only getting partial perdeim. We tried to explain that even though were were a GSU, we all were still part of Nellis and that should give us the lunch time pass to the chow hall. When all was said and done we ate at Popeyes.

I have the blackjack thru T-Mobile and love it. I was an AT&T customer but was not real happy with the customer service. After my contract ended I had AT&T give me the phone unlock codes, put the T-mobile sim card inside and wa-laa I now have my AT&T only smartphone through another carrier.

It seems to be back ordered from every source and by luck I found a copy at a local book store. So far it is one of the best reads I have ever had! Great work on the book, I just can't seem to put it down. It will come in real handy burning holes in the sky during Mission Employment next month!

Not good for the Navy... Bet they were caught at the Deid with out a reflective belt... From the Navy times: NORFOLK, Va. — Two members of the Blue Angels, the Navy’s Flight Demonstration Squadron, have been “removed” from the team due to an alleged inappropriate relationship, a Navy official said Thursday. The two members of the squadron — one of them an aviator — were pulled from the unit by commanding officer and flight leader Capt. Kevin Mannix on Sunday, said the official, who spoke on the condition of anonymity since he was discussing a personnel matter. The names of the people involved were not released. “The team members are alleged to have had an inappropriate relationship,” the official said, who also would not say what genders were involved. “There’s a team of more than a hundred people, male and female.” The official said the two have been removed “pending further review” of the matter by Rear Adm. Mark Guadagnini, chief of naval air training. For the remainder of the season, the team will be flying five jets during its shows rather than the standard six, the official added. According to the Blue Angels’ Web site, the team does not maintain a “spare” pilot who could fill in when another member can’t fly. “With the number of practice hours required to safely fly a demonstration a spare pilot could not be utilized effectively. Each pilot must complete 120 training flights during winter training in order to perform a public demonstration safely,” the Web site states. “The teamwork required for the high speed, low-altitude flying in the tight Blue Angel formation takes hundreds of hours to develop. A substitute pilot would not have enough time in the formation to do this safely.” The season ends Nov. 15 after shows in San Antonio, Kennedy Space Center and Pensacola, Fla. https://www.navytimes.com/news/2008/10/navy...eangels_103008/

I posed the flight school question to the VA and here was the answer I received. Q: Can the new GI Bill be used at the larger accredited Aviation Acadimes throughout North America to obtain airline pilot training? A: It is our understanding that you will be able to use the Post 9/11 GIBILL for flight training. However, it has not been determined as to how the benefit will pay for this training. Thank you for contacting the VA. LM/4351 Muskogee RPO

Hmmm... I will say 6. Four big ones hanging on the wings Two inside the jet near the aft hatch... Not only do I win a copy of the -135 home game, but I get a free PCS tour to wonderful Altus next spring!

A beautiful picture taken by Mr Jim Mumaw of Moses doing what he loved. He will be missed.

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