Maggie’s Motivational Pic Thread v2.0 - - New Rules - See Post #1
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anti ship missile- click image to view launch
If you’ve ever heard that crack in person you wonder how they’re not dead. They also kick each other in the sack.
Last I checked, the signs at area 51 said “...Use of Deadly Force Authorized”
Had to say it person, had to say it over the front line at the station "you do not see cat skeletons in trees, it will get down when it is ready".
In Texas, that would be a suppressed, SBR, AR-10.
Short, handy, and politely quiet.
He forgot to say hold my beer first
Texas Instruments in McKinney, Texas had an F-16 model mounted just like this for several years in the 90's, right on U.S. 380. Later the signage around the facility was changed to Raytheon.
Hi,
That is one of the most regretted yet required testing fixtures of Area 51.....the shadow that was cast (specifically the heat signature differences) allowed the Russians to know the dimensions, shape, etc of the aircraft.
Sincerely,
Theis
Robert Friend - CAF Red Tail Squadron
February 29, 1920 – June 21, 2019 Class 43-K-SE 12/5/1943 2nd Lt. 0817584 New York, NY Unit: 301st Fighter Squadron of the 332nd Fighter Group Awards: Distinguished Flying Cross, Presidential Unit Citation, Bronze Star with Flying Cross; 3 Distinguished Service Medals, and an Air Medal Pilot...
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February 29, 1920 – June 21, 2019
Class 43-K-SE 12/5/1943 2nd Lt. 0817584 New York, NY
Unit: 301st Fighter Squadron of the 332nd Fighter Group
Awards: Recipient of a bronze replica of the Congressional Gold Medal (2007); Distinguished Flying Cross, Presidential Unit Citation, Bronze Star with Flying Cross; 3 Distinguished Service Medals, and an Air Medal
Flying first the P-47, and then the P-51 for almost two years, Lt. Col. Friend flew 142 combat missions in the P-51 Mustang over Europe during World War II. Lt. Col. Friend also served as Operations Officer for the 301st squadron and was the last Operations Officer of the 332nd fighter group. He also served in Korea and Vietnam. He was the Recipient of the Congressional Gold Medal (2007); Distinguished Flying Cross, Presidential Unit Citation, Bronze Star with Flying Cross; 3 Distinguished Service Medals, and an Air Medal.
His service extended in several other capacities during the Korean and Vietnam wars. He finished his education at the Air Force Institution of Technology.
