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Maybe the squadron originated flying PBYs ?
Hurky bird!!!A ground crewman signals a U.S. Air Force C-130, operated by civilians, into position at Pochentong airport in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, March 12, 1975. The massive airlift of fuel, ammunition and rice to the besieged capital city continues, despite daily rocket and artillery attacks on the airport.
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How do you do that VooDoo you do so well, smile your on VooDoo camera.
Swiss de Havilland Venom?
Warner Robins Air Force Base, Georgia, 22 March 1985. Marines from the 2nd Light Armored Vehicle Battalion, 2nd Division, drive LAV25 light armored
vehicles into a C-5A Galaxy aircraft for a flight to Marine Corps Air Station, Cherry Point, North Carolina.
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I always swore they were going to stall, but than I remembered there was a truckload of cornEvery time I saw a C-5 come in for landing, it looked for sure that it was going to stall. They're just so damned big that even flying at 150 kts they look freakin' slow.
I always swore they were going to stall, but than I remembered there was a truckload of cornguiding the PIG in. Here souy souy souy!
Where'd you think Pink Floyd got there flying pigs from."Fat Albert", my ass. They looked like they should fall, but floated along like pigs on the wing.