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not aircraft pic, but still awesome pic (sniper & his vast playground) http://img17.imageshack.us/img17/9881/428824.jpg http://s40.radikal.ru/i089/1207/1b/22c8e9836926.jpg http://s56.radikal.ru/i151/1207/72/dc04aaf77bc3.jpg http://s14.radikal.ru/i187/1207/db/1f82d1366035.jpg http://lh6.ggpht.com/-dzKtF_ZfxPs/UA...copter-012.jpg http://lh3.ggpht.com/-G7lleZ278Bk/UA...5B2%25255D.jpg |
Nice shots Spectre. I had a VIP invite to the Lockheed Martin chalet this year but of course can't make it. Too much to do before leaving for BMOQ on Saturday. Gab, guess in the end you'll be a bit behind me. Sounds like the backlog for PFT has been eliminated and I might go straight to Portage from St. Jean. See you on the ramp some day bud. http://thepaperwall.com/wallpapers/w...4a1730c3ae.jpg |
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Fuckin grad week here and I go platoon commander for the parade so I get to carry a fancy sword. Oh, at some point during BMOQ you'll do what's called the Warrior challenge against your sister platoon... Ask what the record is for the cart pull, I broke the school record ;) |
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Up here for Red Flag Alaska, we have your standard flock of Civics of the fighter world aka F-16, buncha tankers, 4 Growlers and as of mid-last week 2 B2 bombers. I'll see if I can snap a few pics, they are just so sleek and it's amazing to see them stay up in the air at all. Pretty funny to see one aircraft flying around that costs more than our entire Air Force. :fulloffuck: Oh, good luck in St.Jean JD, I was there twice, BMQ and PLQ, and I'd probably release if I had to go back again. :inout: |
The PLQ guys have it so easy... ;) the marching just kills me, bad shoulder and all. Farnham is good fun... NAT! |
I'll take Farnham over getting jacked up by MCpl's on random inspection :lol I haven't had them come after me yet but some of my podmates.... sweet Jesus. |
^When I went through BMOQ back then we did it in two summers of IAP + BOTP. 15 weeks straight I think I would've gone crazy especially in the Mega. Good luck JD. Anyways went on a backseat passenger ride on an Alpha Jet a couple weeks ago on my birthday. Felt sick the whole time but it was a great experience. https://sphotos-b.xx.fbcdn.net/hphot...25709919_n.jpg |
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Some staff are on leave until the end of the week but so far we've got: Platoon CO: Cpt Kool Senior Instructor: Sgt Morin (Vandoo) Section Leader: PO2 Colburn Section Leader: MS Macdonald Section Leader: Sgt Fairineault (sp), but we might lose him to CSOR next month All are awesome but need to start laying the smack down on the weakest links, of which there are MANY. IMO almost half my platoon are unfit to be Officers but we'll see what happens. Some of them have no fucking clue what they've gotten themselves in to. |
Ya, I noticed that with the DEO platoon that was on with us. I recognize some of those names. You'll lose a bunch to the Express test. |
Basic training is the easiest career course in the Forces, you get told what to do when to do it. For some people it can be a complete shock and release thinking St. Jean is how the military is. When I was there in April the PSP staff said that there were people at the Mega for over 4 years, for various reasons. :heckno: I'd probably VR long before the 12 month mark. Brutal. |
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Will legendary Avro Arrow make Lazarus-like return? - The Globe and Mail The federal government is being urged to reach back in history for a made-in-Canada solution to its fighter jet woes by resurrecting the legendary but aborted Avro Arrow interceptor to serve as this country’s next war plane. It may seem a far-fetched idea but backers – including retired major-general Lewis MacKenzie – insist that a revised version of the 1950s jet, with an upgraded engine, would outperform Ottawa’s preferred choice on several important counts. It'd be nice if this was redesigned, upgraded, and manufactured in Canada. |
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^ It'll probably be an interceptor type of craft, the f-35 is the size of an f-16 so I can see the Arrow top it in speed and ceiling. Although, I don't think it can match the stealth and other avionics on the 35. |
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I'll believe all these "we're getting XYZ plane" stories when I see the plane on the tarmac with Canadian colours. |
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The proposal is to re-visit the concept of a Canadian built fighter jet. The most distinct similarity between the original Arrow and a contemporary Arrow would be the name, everything else would be in-line with current technology. |
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The general's an idiot. “It’s an attack aircraft. It’s designed for attacking ground targets and its stealth is most effective against short range radar, protecting ground targets,” MacKenzie said." It was an interceptor aircraft, designed for intercepting bombers and flying at supersonic speeds at high, high altitude. A delta-winged aircraft performs poorly at low altitudes, low speeds, and while maneuvering. |
http://www.collegefashion.net/wp-con...n-maverick.jpg hey guys, do you guys know what is tom cruise wearing over his flight suit? or they just life preserver and what kind of harness? |
Yeah its just a harness. Pilots strap themselves to the seat and when/if they eject all that holds them to the parachute are the shoulder buckles. |
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