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Dingobat

Guess she don't like the Cornbread either...
^ Which one is up and which one is down? (I am assuming here that it might be possible to snap a Polaroid while in a 4g inverted dive.. OH! :eek:)
 
stalk

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When J.P. Patton (former F-4 Blue Angel) was skipper of VF-161 it was not unheard of to see a tanker rendezvous attitude similar to 101.
 
ea6bflyr

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markkyle66 said:
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Phantoms seem to be pretty popular here lately, so why mess up a good thing!
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So if the gear on the top Phantom was extended, would the gear be DOWN or UP? :D :D

-ea6bflyr ;)
 
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Old R.O. Picture of the Day for 25 Oct 2008

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More Phantoms... late 1974 Pacific Ocean near San Diego
 
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Gotta love the 5 wet 65K cat shot. Now that's what I call a wake up call.

-ea6bflyr ;)
 
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scoolbubba said:
how much gas is in one of those external tanks?
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You know that’s a question I’d like answered as well. I’m ashamed of myself for not knowing if they held any gas at all, because I loaded many of them on A-4’s.:eek: I’d always thought buddy stores just held the apparatus for transferring the fuel. However, the drop tanks on aircraft of my era usually held 2000 pounds each though. Not sure about the modern aircraft.

Steve
 
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