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It was the first of a 2 day trip, and I only brought that shirt. I really need to learn how to sew on button...
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They are Abbotts! The first one, I heard something go clink clink clink on the floor when I released my harnesses after takeoff... couldn't see what it was. I figured it out when I went on my walkaround on next leg and saw my epaulet flopping in the wind off my shoulder. DOH.
It was the first of a 2 day trip, and I only brought that shirt. I really need to learn how to sew on button...
It was the first of a 2 day trip, and I only brought that shirt. I really need to learn how to sew on button...
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From: Going to hell in a bucket, but enjoying the ride .
They are Abbotts! The first one, I heard something go clink clink clink on the floor when I released my harnesses after takeoff... couldn't see what it was. I figured it out when I went on my walkaround on next leg and saw my epaulet flopping in the wind off my shoulder. DOH.
It was the first of a 2 day trip, and I only brought that shirt. I really need to learn how to sew on button...
It was the first of a 2 day trip, and I only brought that shirt. I really need to learn how to sew on button...
No wait, it was day one of a 4 day, on the Mad Dog (of course) I caught my pant leg on a sharp edge of the center console, put a nice 3" rip just below my knee. At the next stop, I called for MX to bring some duct tape to the cockpit. I worked a 4" piece up my pant leg from the inside to patch the rip. Lasted the rest of the trip!
Never underestimate the power of Duct Tape!
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And this one time, at band camp...
No wait, it was day one of a 4 day, on the Mad Dog (of course) I caught my pant leg on a sharp edge of the center console, put a nice 3" rip just below my knee. At the next stop, I called for MX to bring some duct tape to the cockpit. I worked a 4" piece up my pant leg from the inside to patch the rip. Lasted the rest of the trip!
Never underestimate the power of Duct Tape!
No wait, it was day one of a 4 day, on the Mad Dog (of course) I caught my pant leg on a sharp edge of the center console, put a nice 3" rip just below my knee. At the next stop, I called for MX to bring some duct tape to the cockpit. I worked a 4" piece up my pant leg from the inside to patch the rip. Lasted the rest of the trip!
Never underestimate the power of Duct Tape!

I utilized the safety pin underneath to secure my epaulet this last time. Worked pretty good. I told my wife for our 5th anniversary this last week her gift was to learn how to sew buttons.
Or maybe I didn't.
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Obviously you need some remedial training on how to release your shoulder harness!
You have to go over the epaulet, crusty epaulets are a sign of experience!
I still wear my original ones from upgrade 12 years ago!!Denny
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