Lady Pilot wrote:


That is true. Many fighter pilots commented that the women in the different
branches of the service couldn't do what we were doing. When I first
started, they wanted us to pin the fake bombs, until one girl nearly got
sucked into jet engine.


Have you seen this one?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y8crgTz7yws
Lucky the guy was wearing a belt huh?

Joe




LP

"Joe" wrote:

Lady Pilot wrote:


That is true. Many fighter pilots commented that the women in the
different
branches of the service couldn't do what we were doing. When I first
started, they wanted us to pin the fake bombs, until one girl nearly got
sucked into jet engine.


Have you seen this one?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y8crgTz7yws
Lucky the guy was wearing a belt huh?

Yes, I have a really good copy of that on one of my old hard drives in
storage. The A-6 pilots I mentioned earlier told me all about it before I
seen the video. I have some pics of me in the cockpit. I should have
posted them since they are Navy. Sorry you didn't like the astronaut pics.

LP

Tides were pretty low on the other half of the cycle.

http://i11.photobucket.com/albums/a1...Low_Tide_s.jpg

It was interesting to study this harbor. This is where I haul my
boat, and I never really knew how wide the channel was. Not
show in the picture is a piling off to the left, which lined up with
the buoy in the distance, makes a nice range on the channel edge.

"Joe" wrote in message
oups.com...
Rob must be dumping his holding tank near the intreped. The highest
tide of the year and 5 harbor tugs could not pull the Intrepid out of
the NY sludge. Trapped in crap she is.

http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,227681,00.html

Joe