A-10s and helos operating from a highway:
The annoying music ends as soon as the airplanes start flying.
(People: The plural of "aircraft" is "aircraft'. There is no such word as "aircrafts".)
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Sunday, September 27, 2020
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But what's the plural of "aircraft" in Estonian?
ReplyDelete@EB .... Has something changed with "blogger" ?? I can see the video link if the page is viewed in MS Edge, but not in Chrome. I haven't tried any other browswers ...
ReplyDeleteAnyone else seeing this or something similar?
Brad, dunno, It works for me in Chrome, Firefox, Opera and Iron.
ReplyDeleteSigh... WHY does the Air Force have to make fifty-eleven low passes? If that had been a Navy pilot, there would have been ONE low pass and plunk it on the highway. Of course the Navy has been operating from roads since the 1970s, so we have a 'bit' of experience. Friend of mine did an entire deployment in Korea flying A-7s off their highways...
ReplyDeleteOld NFO, maybe they were trying to spot the closest golf courses.
ReplyDeleteI would describe that LZ as sedate, and what's up with the Chinooks? Forty passenger aircraft, but they're embarking a Blackhawk?
ReplyDeleteSuch a ugly, but practical aircraft. Once described as a cannon with wings.
ReplyDeleteDale
Dale, hated by the Air Force brass, loved by the ground pounders and its pilots.
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