Almost 2 years later, kitty is home

omaha ^ | March 6, 2010 | Christopher Burbach

[fullchroma]

...and I will never have them declawed. That's great! I know many cats are declawed because some vets (unethical ones, in my opinion) encourage it. Heartbreaking.

[JoeProBono]

>"I was stationed at Minot in the early 70s"

How lucky you were - I was stationed in Libya;-[)

[Young Werther]

While I was stationed at Minot, SAC was being hounded by the envirowackos over the recruiting films that showed Buffs in a MITO take off. The film included alot of black smoke due to the water injection.

A new film was scheduled and the 5th Bomb Wing was chosen since the B52H had fan jets. There were 3 tankers and 3 Bombers. I was in number 3, tail end Charlie. I was not a crew member but the TacComm Officer for the wing. I had been certified and was now sitting in the IP seat guarding the throttles. It was one heck of a ride.

We refueled over Kansas and then flew east an bombed...(psst pentagon was nearby)We flew back to Minot and alas nobody had checked the DEW Point. We had generated mucho black smoke. We did it again and it worked.

[beckysueb]

Beautiful! I love all cats. Big ones and little ones.

[Lauren BaRecall]

I love a happy ending!

[GovernmentShrinker]

We don’t know that this guy declawed the cat. It says he found and adopted the cat as a stray. It may have already been declawed. I’ve never had a cat declawed, but I’ve had two declawed cats (one stray adoption and one shelter adoption).

[fullchroma]

To whomever declawed the cat, my sentiment stands.