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11-28-19 | 02:21 PM
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They had a pretty decent flight. Doors open, I did a couple dives to the ground and between trees, then took them around the Seattle coast line. The flight we did for officer cadets to kick off their field training exercise was more fun. The O-3 that was flying the chinook behind us wanted to chew our asses after the flight, but he got sent home before he could do that.
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11-28-19 | 08:56 PM
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11-28-19 | 11:23 PM
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@Northernrebel27, how was GEORGIA different as a SSGN when compared to its original "boomer" SSBN profile? Besides the different type of missiles onboard, was it any better, worse, or indifferent?
11-29-19 | 02:40 AM
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@Northernrebel27, how was GEORGIA different as a SSGN when compared to its original "boomer" SSBN profile? Besides the different type of missiles onboard, was it any better, worse, or indifferent?
11-29-19 | 01:09 PM
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11-30-19 | 02:57 AM
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Thanks! The Army badge is good. I learned what real military is like. Not sure if thats a good thing.
They had a pretty decent flight. Doors open, I did a couple dives to the ground and between trees, then took them around the Seattle coast line. The flight we did for officer cadets to kick off their field training exercise was more fun. The O-3 that was flying the chinook behind us wanted to chew our asses after the flight, but he got sent home before he could do that.
They had a pretty decent flight. Doors open, I did a couple dives to the ground and between trees, then took them around the Seattle coast line. The flight we did for officer cadets to kick off their field training exercise was more fun. The O-3 that was flying the chinook behind us wanted to chew our asses after the flight, but he got sent home before he could do that.
11-30-19 | 04:34 PM
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Net Seven,
Wow, that's kick ***! I bet your class had a very unique perspective on piloting a helo.
That reminds me...what is the most dangerous saying in the Army? A Warrant Officer saying, "Hey, check this out!"
Wow, that's kick ***! I bet your class had a very unique perspective on piloting a helo.
That reminds me...what is the most dangerous saying in the Army? A Warrant Officer saying, "Hey, check this out!"
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12-07-19 | 12:36 PM
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12-08-19 | 10:42 PM
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12-15-19 | 02:28 PM
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12-16-19 | 08:19 PM
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Ohhh..just saw this. How awesome! Can you please add the USAF banner to my profile? Served 1985 thru 2007 and loved every minute of it. Worked Aerospace Ground Equipment (AGE) which means I worked gas/Diesel engines, generators, compressors, hydraulics, HVAC, and electronics. But this RX7 is trying to kick my butt!!! 🤔🤔🤔🤔
12-16-19 | 08:27 PM
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@Kellyinok,
Thank you for 22 years of service in the USAF!
As my Aviation Support Equipment Technicians (AS) would say, "No air support without ground support!"
Thank you for 22 years of service in the USAF!
As my Aviation Support Equipment Technicians (AS) would say, "No air support without ground support!"
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