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03-20-2006, 04:37 AM
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Originally Posted by rkass
So, if I follow this right, all we need is for for one our ingenious rennlisters to come up with a vector thrust mod for our cars and we would be untouchable-fantastic! 
Isn't it the 4WD 4S!
03-20-2006, 06:47 AM
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Actually, all you want is the AN/APG-77 radar system, an RWR, and some HARM missiles and you can leave your Valentine One at home. 
Originally Posted by Toga
Isn't it the 4WD 4S!
03-20-2006, 05:44 PM
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Great pics, Mike
This brings back some memories, served 21 years in the Navy, been retired for 10 years now. I was a final checker onboard USS Kitty Hawk with the VS squadron in my early days in the Navy. Mike, my daughter is one of the Engineer of the F/A-18 here at North Island, Coronado,CA. Graduate of Cal Poly SLO.
This brings back some memories, served 21 years in the Navy, been retired for 10 years now. I was a final checker onboard USS Kitty Hawk with the VS squadron in my early days in the Navy. Mike, my daughter is one of the Engineer of the F/A-18 here at North Island, Coronado,CA. Graduate of Cal Poly SLO.
03-20-2006, 07:10 PM
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Chuck,
As much as I would love to go to VIR, I can't
I'll be floating on this boat again. When I retire, I'll buy a trailer and live by VIR 
Avillena,
NORIS was my first home with the Eightballers! HS-8. Which VS Sqd you were with? I was with Carrier Airwing 14 back then...VS-32.
As much as I would love to go to VIR, I can't
I'll be floating on this boat again. When I retire, I'll buy a trailer and live by VIR Avillena,
NORIS was my first home with the Eightballers! HS-8. Which VS Sqd you were with? I was with Carrier Airwing 14 back then...VS-32.
03-21-2006, 03:35 AM
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Mike,
I was with VS 33, Screwbirds, one of the first squadron that transitioned from S2 to S3, 1975-1979. Went back to NASNI in 1981, HS-10 from VC-5, PI.
Just enjoying life after the NAVY.
Andrew
I was with VS 33, Screwbirds, one of the first squadron that transitioned from S2 to S3, 1975-1979. Went back to NASNI in 1981, HS-10 from VC-5, PI.
Just enjoying life after the NAVY.
Andrew
03-21-2006, 04:27 AM
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i'll TOTALLY agree w/ that tax $ statement. & the big THANK YOU too.
it's guys like you that do your jobs that give us peace of mind.
& good on ya!
awesome pics!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! THX!
it's guys like you that do your jobs that give us peace of mind.
& good on ya!awesome pics!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
THX!
03-21-2006, 08:38 PM
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Mike
Me and the normal "crew" will attempt to represent for the group at the Zone 2 event next weekend at VIR in your absence. Wish you were here to join us. The caravan to Danville will not be the same without the shiny yellow 996!!
Me and the normal "crew" will attempt to represent for the group at the Zone 2 event next weekend at VIR in your absence. Wish you were here to join us. The caravan to Danville will not be the same without the shiny yellow 996!!
03-21-2006, 08:46 PM
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Originally Posted by TedA
Mike
Me and the normal "crew" will attempt to represent for the group at the Zone 2 event next weekend at VIR in your absence. Wish you were here to join us. The caravan to Danville will not be the same without the shiny yellow 996!!
Me and the normal "crew" will attempt to represent for the group at the Zone 2 event next weekend at VIR in your absence. Wish you were here to join us. The caravan to Danville will not be the same without the shiny yellow 996!!
How are you?? Good to hear from you!!
I wish I'm driving with you guys to VIR I'll be happy just to be there!You guys be safe and happy motoring!
03-22-2006, 08:19 AM
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I have a big lump in my throat from looking at all the pictures and reading the associated stories. This thread's content is one of many reasons why I am so proud to be an American.
God Bless all of the Service Men and Women who work tirelessly around the clock to keep us and the rest of the free-world free.
'Thank you!' to all the true heros world-wide.
God Bless all of the Service Men and Women who work tirelessly around the clock to keep us and the rest of the free-world free.
'Thank you!' to all the true heros world-wide.
