Tool of the day
09-16-2012 | 01:38 PM
#2731
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From: CL-65 captain
if it was XJ it was actually upside down..I had the pleasant experience of meeting one of the "nine" wonder FO's and he sure tried his best to put me in my place as a lowly puddle jumping -200 captain! it was quite entertaining!
09-16-2012 | 02:53 PM
#2733
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From: blueJet
Knights Cross, Iron Cross 1st and 2nd class, War Merit Cross 1st Class w/ swords (probably Spanish Civil war, but if so, he did not fly combat there) 25 years sevice pin (means he fought in WWI) w/ "frozen meat medal" (Russian front), Luftwaffe Pilot badge and Bomber Pilot combat clasp...probably Stuka tank killer, hence the Knights Cross. Finally a silver wound badge (Purple Heart), least it doesn't apear to be black so he got banged up a few times. Can't read his cuff and too lazy to look it up. Sorry Boomer, he's not a member of of the NSDAP (nazi) just a combat pilot and probably loved pork chops. May I nominate myself as TOOL of the Day? Cheers H
You forgot to mention the First Place Award from the San Antonio World Rodeo Competition- as evidenced by his belt buckle.
09-16-2012 | 02:56 PM
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From: blueJet
09-16-2012 | 03:12 PM
#2735
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09-16-2012 | 03:13 PM
#2736
Line Holder
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From: MD-80 Right
It was at XJ I was just a Saab CA so nowhere near their superb skills. I also liked the FO that did a 4 day trip in crocs and would preflight the plane wearing a coors light sweatshirt!
09-16-2012 | 04:37 PM
#2737
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Tool of the day
First off I am new to this forum and in relativity to most if not all of u guys new to flying, I have been really enjoying this thread the past few days and today I did something that I feel like a bit of a tool about.
I was doing pattern-work at the local international apt, on the way back I asked my flight instructor if I could flyover my house...I couldn't help myself...feel like a bit of a tool, if not a complete noob, or both...was really fun though
I was doing pattern-work at the local international apt, on the way back I asked my flight instructor if I could flyover my house...I couldn't help myself...feel like a bit of a tool, if not a complete noob, or both...was really fun though
09-16-2012 | 04:43 PM
#2738
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From: Poodle Whisperer
First off I am new to this forum and in relativity to most if not all of u guys new to flying, I have been really enjoying this thread the past few days and today I did something that I feel like a bit of a tool about.
I was doing pattern-work at the local international apt, on the way back I asked my flight instructor if I could flyover my house...I couldn't help myself...feel like a bit of a tool, if not a complete noob, or both...was really fun though
I was doing pattern-work at the local international apt, on the way back I asked my flight instructor if I could flyover my house...I couldn't help myself...feel like a bit of a tool, if not a complete noob, or both...was really fun though
09-16-2012 | 04:49 PM
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