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  • in reply to: 366th bomb squadron, Chevelston England april 1944 #1418529
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    Thanks gnome for the reply, will have a go with the link, cheers 😎

    in reply to: BEST AND WORST MOVIE AVIATION SCENES #2622366
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    Hey don’t forget about the sci-fi movie Blue Tornado. It had Battle Star Galactica’s show fame Dirk Benedict as a alert NATO pilot in Italy? They had F-104’s and Tornado’s, and I believe the plot was there was a ufo in the mountains of Italy, and I’m not sure how the rest of the movie finished, it was a bit corny IMHO. 😎 :confused:

    in reply to: Your loudest aircraft? #1375466
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    How about a F-15 pulling near vertical from lets say 100 ft off the ground and lighting the afterburners. Or don’t forget when both the Blue Angels, and the Thunderbirds flew the rhino, with all their earsplitting awe, and lest we forget that the Thunderbirds also flew the Thud for a year, and when my dad worked the flightline at the airshow the Thud had one of the most deafining roars you could ever hear!

    in reply to: B-58 Hustler #1384594
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    I recall that it had a very high speed landing, and didn’t have a very complex flight system on board? I believe it had a “pod” for each crewmember to egress in. Very complex airframe made of then exotic composites in the airframe. Do you think that it would have made a good ecm aircraft in vietnam as well as a photo recon? any thoughts?

    in reply to: US built aircraft made for the RAF #1384598
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    Don’t forget about the Baltimore and the Boston 🙂

    in reply to: B-58 Hustler #1386330
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    The B-58 Hustler, man what an airplane! 😀 Most fighters of the day could only catch a glimpse of it as it lit it’s afterburners on all four J79’s and dashed off in to the wild blue yonder. Coincidently I live near the old Convair plant in Fort Worth TX, and Carswell AFB was used as training base for B-58 crews. The late singer John Denver’s father was a B-58 driver and I believe he was on the crew that broke a time record from New York to L.A. BTW have you seen the remake of Failsafe with George Clooney, it was very good, and it was filmed in black and white, now if they only would film a remake of Dr. Strangelove :diablo: 😀

    in reply to: BEST AND WORST MOVIE AVIATION SCENES #2634648
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    Strategic Air Command with Jimmy Stewart great shots of the B-36 and the B-47. BTW Jimmy in that movie which started at Carswell AFB was a real BGEN. and flew a P-51 in for the filming.

    in reply to: BEST AND WORST MOVIE AVIATION SCENES #2635215
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    The best scene EVER! is when Maj. Kahn played by Slim Pickens rides the nuke down to the missle complex at Lapoodah at the end,…. the best Ever!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :dev2: :diablo: 😀

    in reply to: General Discussion #370336
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    Transat I have no beef with the people of Germany today, Every country has its own problems with the people living there for example: I live in America and we persicuted negros, indians, chinamen, jews, irish. England has had a beef with the scots, and the irish, Russia with the cossacks, and the ukranians, and so on. Look, the bottom line is not all great countries including Germany are blameless. Yes the Nazi’s did have a systematic method for the jews, and the consequenses were terrible, but many western euro countries have been blaming the jews all the way back to the Crimean War!.

    But is fair to say that Germany did get a bad rap in the world opinion, becuase a dillusional corporal that had been gased in the first war.

    in reply to: General Discussion #370587
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    I feel the need,……… the need for speed! :dev2: :dev2: 😀 😀

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    didn’t some of the B-57’s have the SEA cammo scheme early?

    in reply to: General Discussion #370943
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    There were other factors too for WWII besides Hitler, I think Hitler was one the many catalyst for war but let’s take a look at some others.

    Russia under it’s brutal regime under Stalin, was bound to take control of Finland, and Poland, so theoretically WWII could have started in either of these countries.

    Mussolini although a puppet under Hitler and not much threat to the allies, did come up with the term fascist, and was already fighting in Ethiopia in 1935.

    I can only surmise that WWII would’ have started in the Pacific, becuase of Japan’s agressions in Manchuria and it’s conquest of the Pacific for expansion of it’s empire were already evident. Japan may have been the other Axis of evil, but it’s safe to say that their actions are for different reasons other than an aryian nation.

    in reply to: General Discussion #371047
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    It’s funny that we in America actually supported Hitler’s movement early on to keep tabs on the communists in Europe.

    in reply to: Setter moving to the US!!!!! #1424856
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    Setter Welcome to the colonies!! 😎 😀

    in reply to: It's QUIZ-mas time… #2641953
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    On your question of theater sortie for the F-14, didn’t it also fly cover for the American evacuation of the embassy at Saigon?

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