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Pictures To Make You Feel Warm And Fuzzy: Part III
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| 10/01/01
| Randy Lormand
Posted on 10/01/2001 8:32:05 PM PDT by lormand
This series is dedicated to the Men and Women who serve in the US armed services, past, present and future.
Airborne Video Here
A10 Thunderbolt "Warthog"
Does anyone have pics of the highway of death? I had a hard time finding any good ones.
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To: Shooter 2.5
Where do you get this idea that you stop fighting just because you won the first battle of a war? You stop fighting after you won the first battle of a war if you have already determined (as the United States did) that it will be the only battle of the war.
To: lormand
Just a little commentary. Another great thread. Keep the pics coming! :-)
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posted on
10/01/2001 9:58:36 PM PDT
by
LBGA
To: lormand
Thanks for the bump. and that A-10, oh man!!
Manly, OH YEAH, Beautiful? would never go that far, but they do kick ass don't they?
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posted on
10/01/2001 10:06:25 PM PDT
by
Aric2000
To: lormand
Ah... da bidness end o' da Warthog.
To: lormand, Snow Bunny
You left out Snow Bunny when you pinged people to this thread. Ever read her profile?
Thank you VERY much for taking the time to do this. Wonderful pictures!
To: lormand
Thanks for the ping - I love these threads! Wooo HOOO!
To: lormand
bump
To: dakine
Can you fly one of these while eating a PB & J?
To: lormand
To: riley1992
"Can you fly one of these while eating a PB & J?"
I am enlisted, the officers (Lt. Capt., Majors etc.) do all the flying..
One time almost 20 years ago I did have to guard an A-10 Warthog during a Cold War exercise in Alaska. That consisted of walking around the A-10 while carrying an M-16, the nickname for it is called "Counting the Rivets"...
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posted on
10/02/2001 3:17:49 AM PDT
by
dakine
To: dakine
I didn't mean you specifically. Go get more iced tea.
To: riley1992
"I didn't mean you specifically."
Oops, silly me, yeah we (USAF) have some, ahem, large officers that can fly eating jelly donuts, but not A-10s, more like 141s, 130s, 135s....
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posted on
10/02/2001 4:56:44 AM PDT
by
dakine
To: dakine
have some, ahem, large officers that can fly eating jelly donuts,LOL. You are likely going to find out now if any of them read FR.
To: lormand
Please put me on the list to be pinged whenever you have more of these beautiful photos!
To: lormand
Better turn around, Mr. Stennis. We have a job for you
Over There!
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posted on
10/02/2001 6:16:24 AM PDT
by
gridlock
To: Alberta's Child
You have mistaken a retreating army with a surrendering army.
If I have any sympathy for anyone, I'll save it for the Kuwaitis and our veterans who died.
To: gridlock
Beautiful pic grid...thanks!
To: lormand
Thanks for the pics, buddy! Made my morning even better.
To: Shooter 2.5
No reason to have any sympathy for the Kuwaitis. Most of the stories about how they were treated by Iraq turned out to be absolutely false, and all of the military-age men fled the country and spent many long, agonizing months in exile, enjoying the night life in London or Cairo while the U.S. did the dirty work.
There was no difference between a retreating army and a surrendering army, since the U.S. had no intention of chasing them all the way back to Baghdad.
To: Alberta's Child
Waking up in the morning and finding out your country is invaded is always a good excuse to make vacation plans. I'm sure glad to hear that very single Kuwaiti wasn't hurt, wounded or killed and was enjoying the London nightlife.< sarcasm >
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