Gilligan wrote:


Now you are making me jelious. If the 1911 was never fired, are you sure it
wasn't issued in the Italian/French Navy?

Bwahaha..Positive

It came with the 1951 surplus paper work, neatly folded in the box,
outside the original wax paper. 25.00 in 1951.


You need a Navy sextant.

I have a Army issue Scout Trimble GPS.

Here is another
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5_5Go...elated&search=

Do you think the tomcats will be on the Govt surplus auction sites?
I bet John Travolta will buy one, he has a nice collection of planes.

They will wind up in museums. There is something about a US Navy jet flying
on the deck above Mach 1, I get goosebumps.

Not just any jet, but the tomcat. Many people do not know just how big
the plane was, hence the huge powerplants and rumble.

That and watching the Mighty Moe Lob 16" shells, shells that sound
like frying bacon as they fly overhead... are awe inspiring sounds of
pure power.

Only thing I've ever witnessed that was more awesome was the Sky Lab
launch, even from a mile away.

Joe



Joe