Nope. A lot of us have beer guts, grey hair and sun damaged skin...
I've never seen anyone use the single shower in there. Too scared of the disgusting shit living in the tile grout and corners. Clean shitters, disgusting shower.
You just need better mirrorsNope. A lot of us have beer guts, grey hair and sun damaged skin...
FIFYYou just need no mirrors
How’d you get the rotor on the front of the helicopter like that?I know Chuck likes the random airport landing videos, so here's one from this summer. I'll admit, left of lineup, but I think I still met CTS.
Currently down at Maxwell AFB on TDY attending the IP Course - aka "learn how to teach 2000 hour C-130/C-17 dudes how to fly a high performance GA piston powered airplane". 10 day course. Reminds me of HITU/FITU. 2 other going through course with me. The flying part of the syllabus done in a fairly new Turbo C206 based here at KMXF. 3.1 hour flight with our GS-15 (retired A-10 driver - great guy). Tomorrow will be with our O-6 CO who was a VT-3 IP in his younger days. I'm sure it will be "2 ET's and a refly" for me! But good times. And good per piem! The highlight was doing short field/soft field to the practice Assault Strip here at KMXF. (2500'). Its chilly here - I underpacked a bit. Driving our new Polaris 4 wheeler gator was also cool. Rando pics below:
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You should PM @IKE he is still there I think.Anyone still around Pax River? December 17th the Army Aviation Heritage Foundation will have two AH-1 Cobras at NTPS for training purposes. This is the second time at Pax and looks like it will be a regular thing for each class. Two of the pilots are from the SW Chapter. Both are great guys. Mark is a Vietnam Cobra vet, Boeing Helicopters Chief and Experimental Test Pilot and NTPS grad. Ended up spending years on the Apache. He LOVED flying with the students last time he was there. Other guy I know is Tom. He was also a Vietnam Cobra guy and Huey as well. He was briefly an Eastern Airlines pilot before that evaporated decades ago. He is now a FAA Operations Inspector who is currently working as a simulator certification guy on transport category aircraft advanced sims. He is essentially a simulator test pilot. Tell them Wink said hey. I think they both know the call sign. If not, I am the only Navy guy in the SW Chapter. I hope an AW dude gets to fly with them. Lot of respect from them from the performances of the last class.