FastCargo
Is that the tanker?
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Well, you learn something new every day. I guess I can go to sleep now.FastCargo said:Actually, TonyC, I did see it. The F-4 you remember was replaced by the F-4 that you see now. It was my freshman year back in 86/87. In fact, I remember that they took the 'old' F-4 to Peterson AFB where it sat on the flightline for a LONG time...
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FastCargo said:Actually, TonyC, I did see it. The F-4 you remember was replaced by the F-4 that you see now. It was my freshman year back in 86/87. In fact, I remember that they took the 'old' F-4 to Peterson AFB where it sat on the flightline for a LONG time...
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TonyC said:War memorials have been long off limits for spirit missions. The F-4 is such a memorial.
Right idea, wrong airplane. Classless.
You sound angry, Dave.DaveGriffin said:Tony;
You have managed to reinforce every negative stereotype ever promulgated about Zoomies. Even though you got one-upped on this one you can still hold you head high.
Because of their relatively short tenure in the AF, the cadets have not yet been completely brainwashed in the typical AF bureaucratic, mind-numbing operational style which seeks to discourage and limit individual initiative and creativity. I am sure they will retaliate with something creative that will make you feel better about yourself and your school.
From AF twit to featherbedding union activist; looks like a natural career path for you.
TonyC said:I've participated in activities such as Unity Demonstrations and Informational Picketing.
Gee, SIG, you should be able to tell us: after all, your avatar says you are "the great cornholio".SIG600 said:Is that a euphamism for "Gay pride parade?"
DaveGriffin said:From AF twit to featherbedding union activist; looks like a natural career path for you.
coho92 said:27-24
Way to back up the raid there middies - Good on you and good luck sailing over army for the CinC's trophy (anyone who went to a real school really won't care) at least I've bragging rite round the sqdn for another yer
PS its a static display not a war memorial - If USAFA could find a backbone and stop flipping over every issue its challenged by maybe they could discover something called tradition that seems to serve West Point and Annapolis so well
Except for the fact that "b.o.x." must in-turn be replaced by "container", this post is a shack.Rez O. Lewshun said:USAF guys taking the initiative? Thinking outside the box? You don't have to get too creative to land on 2+ miles of wide runway.....
I'm sure the Ascot boys will come up with a plan and run it up the Chain of Command and get the UberCommander to approve it.....
Good luck....
MAGNUM!! said:Congrats to the Midiots.
MAGNUM!! said:You, however, are a clown, and seem prone to speaking about things you know literally nothing about.
MAGNUM!! said:Tradition is something that's dying at all service academies, and since we've only been around 100 yrs less than either of the fine Army or Naval institutions, why don't you cut us a break?
MAGNUM!! said:I mean, every time I crush wholesale "divisions" of Navy fighters in 4vX's, I cut 'em ALOT of slack! They obviously need it!
coho92 said:Nice post there mr ocean
For the record:
Cheater Academy - All 3
R*** Academy - USAFA (Public) USNA/USMA (prob had some cases two)
Handcuff to Urinal (hello black n) - USNA
Murderer (aka chem lab partner) - USNA/USAFA
right wing christian agenda - USAFA
cold dark gray lifestyle with lousy location (at least USAFA goes skiing and USNA used to have 22 pubs within walking distance to the gate) - USMA
Mr Magnum
lighten up - we're all in the game together - longer deployments, less time at home, and don't forget the joy of less flying time to shift the money for real world ops. Remember Sir the best thing about a converstion with a fighter pilot is that they usually have an IQ of 160 the bad thing is that it is extremely difficult to talk to four people at the same time.
Occam's Razor said:Yea, verily! Looks like the "paint-Ex" cast sufficient voodoo to make the zoomies grabs their throats with both hands during the game.
1. You say that like it's a bad thing!
2. Not really uncharted ocean there, Magellan!
3. Who would know better?
4. Then wouldn't that make him a expert on "clown" stuff, and therefore fully qualified to expound on academy issues?
Ok...now I'm confused. Which one is the "cheater" academy? Which one is the "rape" academy? Which one had the murderer? Which one foments religious intolerance? Without a program, it's hard to tell them apart sometimes.
Maybe, just maybe, each of those schools is populated by college-age men and women who can discern the difference between painting swastikas on gravestones, and painting a Phantom with washable paint. Can you?
If you are truly a fighter pilot, then you understand what role "tradition" plays in a tactical engagement. "It's a tradition here in the Triple Nickel that we stay in STT until 15-miles." If the "big picture" at our service academies is only what is contained in the Reef Points or Contrails, we have a problem.
Some Mids played a prank on some Zoomies. Had they chosen to paint the pilot that actually scored the MiG kills in that aircraft, we'd have a real issue here.
OK everybody! Remain calm! I've seen this before. We're not supposed to wake him up when this happens. We'll wait until he's in R.E.M.
MAGNUM!! said:Tradition in tactical engagments? I've heard of standards, techniques, and 3-1, but never "traditions." You must have your terminology confused. Has it been that long out of the cockpit?
MAGNUM!! said:At what? Painting? Let's wait and see what the USAFA bros do....
Occam's Razor said:The Mids on exchange at the Zoo don't give a rat's patoot about the traditions in place there.