Going to be on the road for the next two weeks, so light posting, commenting, pretty much everything. Go read the good folks on the sidebar, and enjoy NOT having to put up with my brain drivel for a while!!! … Continue reading
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This one depicts the Spitfire Mk.XIVe as flown by Flying Officer Burgwal of 322 (Dutch) Squadron. Burgwal was a high scoring V-1 killer with 19 kills. This image shows one of his kills, this time by tipping over the V-1 … Continue reading
In the WANT category… Sigh… I have seen ONE real one in the Goodwood Museum in England… But it appears Jaguar is actually going to ‘finish’ the build run of nine ‘continuation’ models built on original chassis, to original specs, … Continue reading
You gotta wonder sometimes… “During a routine maintenance procedure Wednesday, a Loudoun County transportation employee found an explosive training material on a school bus used in an exercise by a Federal Government agency last week,” the initial email stated. “The … Continue reading
Detachment flight schedules sometimes got interesting… Jeddah more so than most… Stuck off in the far right corner of the airport, you never knew who or what might show up in the middle of the night… Dets tended, over the … Continue reading
And a mailbox… … Continue reading
It’s ‘official’, not all pigs are equal… In response to a question on one of the morning shows, Ron Fournier said- “I do understand that when somebody is running for president, there is a higher bar that you have to … Continue reading
Anybody remember Mall Ninjas??? Gecko45??? Miguel over at GunFreeZone has a link up HERE to the compilation of derp that was Gecko45… If you need a good laugh, or wondered where the terms came from, this thread on Glock Talk … Continue reading
The group first activated in August 1942 as the 325th Fighter Group at Mitchel Field, New York. After training, the group moved to North Africa in 1943, where it flew combat missions with the Curtiss P-40 Warhawk, earning a Distinguished … Continue reading
He is risen! The Formula of the Council of Nicaea In A.D. 325, the Council of Nicaea set the date of Easter as the Sunday following the paschal full moon, which is the full moon that falls on or after the vernal … Continue reading