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Matt308
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Sorry, no camera with me back then. Besides, she wasn't very attractive, IIRC.
CD
Yeah, never fails. A fantasy of mine I keep pursuing to no avail.
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Sorry, no camera with me back then. Besides, she wasn't very attractive, IIRC.
CD
This one was told to me by the Communications Officer at
NAS Cecil field, back in the late 50's.
Back when the Blue Angels were still flying prop jobs, they
were going from one city to another to perform. The weather
was bad, with a low cloud cover. They were flying above the
clouds when they heard the pilot of a PBM calling a ground
station, saying he was lost.
The CO of the Blues thought they would have some fun. They
located the PBM a few miles away, got into an echelon formation,
but inverted and flew past the guy without saying anything.
The PBM driver saw them go by and thought he was the one that
was up-side-down. They watch him for quite awhile, trying to
turn that PBM over. It would get up on a wing, it would fall, and the
pilot would recover.
I never heard whether he got in turned over or not…..
Charles
if you read this send me a meesag of what you think
Here's what I think. You should be spending more time on your spelling homework and stop trying to BS here, little boy. That nonsense is not only incapable of passing the smell test for BS, it was silly and dumb. Learn to spell and use proper punctuation.