Originally Posted by 80ktsClamp (Post 1102563)

I'll be sure not to hold my breath for phase 2.

Originally Posted by georgetg (Post 1102583)

Good plan because Phase 2 is "?"

Phase 3 is "Profit"

Now what was Phase 1 again? :D

Cheers
George

Originally Posted by Scoop (Post 1102495)

Top Gun did have its faults but it was a pretty good movie. For some reason the Navy draws some pretty good movies: An Officer and a Gentleman, No Way Out, The Hunt for red October, The Caine Mutiny etc. OK, Ok I admit we did have "Navy Seals" with Charlie Sheen, but they can't all be good.

The Air Force had tons of good movies, but most seem to be pre-1947 (Army Air Corps) but its been a lean few decades for the AF. The whole "Iron Eagle" franchise kind of killed the genre.

My favorite part of Broken Arrow was were they beat the crap out of each other while boxing a few hours prior to a mission. I guess a technical advisor was deemed unnecessary.

Scoop

Originally Posted by Columbia (Post 1102597)

Maybe because the Navy has a history of making history.

Originally Posted by 80ktsClamp (Post 1102594)

1. Add RJs.
2. ???
3. Profit!

Originally Posted by scambo1 (Post 1102092)

I just flew a trip with 3 Navy guys. I was air force and they told me I had the personality of a Navy guy. I dont know what that was supposed to mean:rolleyes:.

Originally Posted by buzzpat (Post 1102580)

Even though Top Gun was Navy-centric and I was Air Force, it ended up being the deal maker for me and my wife. She was young, I was in a flight suit -- nuff said.;)

Originally Posted by Stratosphere (Post 1102568)

Actually I heard the Navy did not endorse an officer and a gentleman but did endorse TopGun. But in contrast to KC-10 Fatboy the Airforce movies especially Iron Eagle was totally moronic unlike TopGun which actually has some realism to it as well as officer and a gentleman even though the Navy didn't endorse it.