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What Does "VF" Mean in the Navy?

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ah, the P.I.

Just don't eat the banana........
 
...don't, however, hold the balloon....

(plus, when it's foamy time, don't pick the girl with the wet hair!)
 
VD

When going through primary training back in 1966 at NAAS Saufley in the T-34, we were encouraged to talk to our instructors about pipe line choices. VF, VA, VAW, etc. I did an off wing phase check with an instructor, he was an A-1 driver if I remember right, and I ask him what he thought of VP as a pipeline choice, and he said "Sonny I would rather have VD in my health record that VP in my logbook." I always got a kick out of that response, I went VP anyway.
 
That's right. Ya pick the two sitting next to each other wearing the same dress. If it was a two Kloster ride to the hotel, the dry hair is optional, right?
 
Blimp?

ZP, we had a pilot who transitioned from blimps to the P-3 back in the mid-60's, he used to be in a ZP squadron, Z= non-rigid P= maritime patrol. He had to do the whole fixed wing trainig command to get the other half of his wings. Blimp drivers only had one half of a wing.
 
Good ole' Sabailand. Thai chicks, air mattresses, bubble baths, crew dogs. I'm getting misty eyed here.
 

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