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That place is HUGE. It might have 2 maybe 3 more streets than two egg. Small world. Her parents just left Marianna and moved to Pensacola to be closer to grand kids. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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My father got a job with Bell Helicopters working for the Iranian Shah govt. We moved there in 1978 when I was 2.Lived in Tehran and later Isfahan. We only stayed for a month because of all the anti US protest. I got more... Two Egg,FL Cockpit of B-29 FiFi Trident Training Facility Kings Bay,GA Ohio Class SSBN simulator doing emergency surface simulation in NJROTC If you've been to Two Egg you must have also visited the thriving metropolis of Sopchoppy, right? It might have 2 maybe 3 more streets than two egg. Quoted:
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Good lord man, what were you doing in two egg. I've been there a few times, my wife is from Marianna. Some of you may have been here, if you have let me know you may have known my father. FICPAC building Honolulu HI. Specifically the satellite imagery building. Several times early 80's I have been to two egg and Marianna, my folks live there Small world. Her parents just left Marianna and moved to Pensacola to be closer to grand kids. Sopchoppy, right there by Panacea Fla |
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inside cockpit of E-3 awacs during inflight refuel
inside EC-135 looking glass doomsday plane |
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I've been to the summit of Uncompaghre Peak (not Unc. Mountain, I think you misspoke here). 2011: https://lh4.googleusercontent.com/-ZrMYOFDnbhU/T6MYl2h1KOI/AAAAAAAAE5c/D25sq-whyJg/s640/Uncompahgre-42.jpg I'll see your Colorado mountain summit and raise you: Red Mountain A, adjacent to Culebra Peak, it's a private mountain you have to pay to climb. https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-7w__Ks6Ig8M/UAwiblQsjfI/AAAAAAAAK3g/SUTps_RFnxo/s640/Culebra-51.jpg View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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The peak of Uncompaghre Mt, CO I've been to the summit of Uncompaghre Peak (not Unc. Mountain, I think you misspoke here). 2011: https://lh4.googleusercontent.com/-ZrMYOFDnbhU/T6MYl2h1KOI/AAAAAAAAE5c/D25sq-whyJg/s640/Uncompahgre-42.jpg I'll see your Colorado mountain summit and raise you: Red Mountain A, adjacent to Culebra Peak, it's a private mountain you have to pay to climb. https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-7w__Ks6Ig8M/UAwiblQsjfI/AAAAAAAAK3g/SUTps_RFnxo/s640/Culebra-51.jpg Did you park at the trailhead for the city slickers? We hiked up Blue Creek, then crossed the knife edge from 12,000 feet and caught the trail to the summit near just before the hard left to the peak. In a thunderstorm cause there was no way we were going to quit after walking all that way. |
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In a spacesuit in NASA's "EVA training pool" while playing in a shuttle cargo bay (operated the control arm too). Also Mission Control in Houston. Flown the actual shuttle simulator. Oh, and in an Apollo capsule. Got the "champagne room" treatment from NASA in '86.
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My only claim to "fame":
The cockpit of the Spirit of Hawaii B-2 bomber, taking pics, and getting a tour from the pilot. |
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Performed on the field at halftime during a Seahawks game in the Kingdome.
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-Florida state prison, back when we still used the electric chair, worked death row many, many times -Florida State Hospital for the criminally insane (Chatahoochee) -Marion Correctional Institute -Martin Correctional Facility -Broward County Jail (Ft Lauderdale)- did the women's section...had to fix a boob unit there in the 80s, inmate said I looked like John Boy Walton -Accra, Ghana View Quote |
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While on a XC in Utah I was at 17,999++ MSL. Give or take I was at least 14,000 AGL. You still have something to say though! Mach 1+ in the back seat of an F16 View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Hanging in a harness below a wing made out of fabric and aluminum tubing at 8000' AGL. While on a XC in Utah I was at 17,999++ MSL. Give or take I was at least 14,000 AGL. You still have something to say though! Mach 1+ in the back seat of an F16 thought a f-16 was a one seater? |
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Been there. I spent 10 months cruising the Fiji archipelago on a 48' sailboat. Good times Isle of Pines, New Caledonia. Not my photo. http://www.isle-of-pines.com/pictures/idp.jpg Porto Cervo, Sardinia, Italy. http://www.charterworld.com/news/wp-content/uploads/2010/09/Oyster-Jubilee-Regatta-Porto-Cervo-Sardinia-Image-credit-to-Oyster-Marine.jpg Got laid beside that swimming pool. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Beqa Island, Fiji I spent 10 months cruising the Fiji archipelago on a 48' sailboat. Good times Isle of Pines, New Caledonia. Not my photo. http://www.isle-of-pines.com/pictures/idp.jpg Porto Cervo, Sardinia, Italy. http://www.charterworld.com/news/wp-content/uploads/2010/09/Oyster-Jubilee-Regatta-Porto-Cervo-Sardinia-Image-credit-to-Oyster-Marine.jpg Got laid beside that swimming pool. Been there. Best month of my young life!!!! |
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What no other slacker here has been in a hydrofluoric acid tank? Or a 60/40 hf - nitric acid storage tank? Whatcha scared of.....
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Quoted: Inside the house Wayne Gretzky grew up in. Walter Gretzky invited me in for about 20 minutes, got to sit and chat with him. Very awesome experience! Edit - Dressing room for the Montreal Canadiens, in the Montreal Forum. Even got to sit in Patrick Roy's spot. Technically, the farthest east you can go in the US is in Alaska. (The furthest points north, east, and west in the U.S. belong to Alaska.) There's an arfcommer that flies FiFi around. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Inside the house Wayne Gretzky grew up in. Walter Gretzky invited me in for about 20 minutes, got to sit and chat with him. Very awesome experience! Edit - Dressing room for the Montreal Canadiens, in the Montreal Forum. Even got to sit in Patrick Roy's spot. Quoted: The US Navy VLF transmitter post at Cutler Point Maine. It's 20 miles west of as far east as you can go in the US I think. To this day I don't know what was in the box. Technically, the farthest east you can go in the US is in Alaska. (The furthest points north, east, and west in the U.S. belong to Alaska.) Quoted: My father got a job with Bell Helicopters working for the Iranian Shah govt. We moved there in 1978 when I was 2.Lived in Tehran and later Isfahan. We only stayed for a month because of all the anti US protest. I got more... Two Egg,FL Cockpit of B-29 FiFi Trident Training Facility Kings Bay,GA Ohio Class SSBN simulator doing emergency surface simulation in NJROTC There's an arfcommer that flies FiFi around. |
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Hanging in a harness below a wing made out of fabric and aluminum tubing at 8000' AGL. While on a XC in Utah I was at 17,999++ MSL. Give or take I was at least 14,000 AGL. You still have something to say though! Mach 1+ in the back seat of an F16 thought a f-16 was a one seater? http://prometheus.med.utah.edu/~bwjones/wp-content/uploads/iblog/2%20seat%20F-16_sm.jpg That's a 2 seater,, I'm wrong.. |
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Please explain the east part. Probably the part in the eastern hemisphere. Semisopochnoi Island lies on 179* 46' East Longitude. |
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Community Center, Wildflecken Army Base, West Germany, 1975 one of several guyz
guarding a +half million dollar kash payroll with no boolits for our .45's or grease gunz,,,,, |
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Shooting range at the Olympic Training Center in Colorado Springs... on the firing line... actually shooting (not just stepping inside the room during a tour). View Quote You realize this is a gun site, right? I'm also sure several of us have shot there. At least, I'd like to think so. Heck, I've even played field hockey there. |
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North Korean side of Panmunjom Muskat, Oman Saudi Arabian Commanding General's office having tea at Prince Sultan AB. Walked around the table to the North Korean side inside the building that straddles the line If that counts, anyone who has done the USO tour has. |
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High Roller Ride in Las Vegas (just opened, first to ride)
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Most unusual place I've ever been is Goose Bay, Labrador in the winter. Got shipped from Ft. Campbell to Ramstein on a REFORGER exercise, Goose Bay was where we stopped and had the C141 refueled. It was brutally cold and snowy, and I felt bad for the guys who were assigned there. I'm sure many other .mil guys have been there, though. |
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Quoted: Chalk monuments KS On top of Castle Rock CO inside my ex Moonlight Bunny Ranch (for work, no shit) South Forty Saloon, Elbert CO In a '76 Camaro, with two hot texas blondes, burning a hog leg outside of Dimebag and Vinny Paul's house, Pantego TX View Quote Sorry, but other than your wife's ass, I've been on top of Castle Rock, and drank many beers at the South Forty. |
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I would be shocked if anyone on this board has been to Norfolk Island in the South Pacific.
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Most unusual place I've ever been is Goose Bay, Labrador in the winter. Got shipped from Ft. Campbell to Ramstein on a REFORGER exercise, Goose Bay was where we stopped and had the C141 refueled. It was brutally cold and snowy, and I felt bad for the guys who were assigned there. I'm sure many other .mil guys have been there, though. View Quote That's where my parents met, in the Spring of 1968. My Mom was working there as a Nanny for a family from Corner Brook, NFLD, where her family lived. My Dad was in the USAF, stationed there. (I've been to Ft. Campbell and Ramstein, and participated in a REFORGER (91), as well.) |
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Air Technical Training Center, Amarillo AFB
Lerwick, Shetland Islands, during Up-Helly-Aa top of Mount Snowdon, Wales |
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Former C&NW diesel shops, Marshalltown, IA
In the cab of a locomotive doing yard work. In Mills Tower in Iowa Falls, IA when it was still in use In the cockpit of a B-1B
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