busdriver

That whole twice the sound wave thing doesn't make sense to me. If the ear works by having a bunch of little hairs that vibrate along with the sound waves, and you hear nothing, that means the little hairs aren't vibrating. Hearing loss is a result of "breaking" those little hairs by vibrating them too hard(sts). Furthermore, the way ANR works is by creating opposite sound waves that cancel each other out, so no more waves at all.

Sorry guys, I forgot to mention I'm talking helicopters here.

Just messing around. Say if I were to start a decel at 1nm from an lz starting at 110, to arrive over the lz at 0, etc. I'm thinking about how this could pertain to a self contained approach. EDIT: I figured it out, by messing with speed changes and using slowdown by time, I got it close enough (ie slowing from 110 to 5 at 5 kts per second takes 21 seconds, converted to min=.35, etc.)

Is there a way to calculate a start point for a decel at a set rate? Example: 110knot cruise I want to slow to zero at 5 knots per second to arrive over a waypoint with zero ground speed at what point prior do I have to start my decel?

Leading from the front. Commanders who are badasses. "Decentralized execution" Leadership that cares more about killing the enemy than getting the next promotion.

She has applied for an honorable discharge from the Guard, she said, and the application is pending. This is the key point in this whole stupid fiasco. She has her sights set on things way beyond the AF. She knew damn well she was gonna get booted, and she knew she could make a big stink and get into the papers. This is 100% a publicity stunt, with the goal of making personal gains at the expense of the air force, bitch.

Read This Keep in mind it was written in 1989.

From what I gather, the gist of this crap is to save a bit of money by painting everything gray. If that's really the case and this actually saves some cash then ok by me. If this is some attempt to make UPT into some tactical something or other that we all know it isn't then it is dumber than shit.

anyone have actual experience with the program? Would it be feasible to remove the wing swivel hardware later in a future block mod and install pressurization equipment?

dmeg, just imagine how much gas we'd be sucking ifthe AF buys the chubby cheeks conformal aux tanks..... come on you know they will, hell we'd be carrying a fleet of armored buggies and about 50 pjs on every sortie if we got the 47

Make the squadron spouses club the technical owners of the snacko fund. Problem solved.

Go talk to a finance guru on base, however I think it depends on your statis at your det. After I graduated from the Zoo, I was PCS'd to the academy for close to a year, versus being casual? The gist being I got DLA when I finally moved to my UPT base, where as those who went straight there did not. Clear as mud?

I remember a Sijan quote from "Into the Mouth of the Cat." Something like: Grow your mustache and protest the war at home.

Right on Hydro, kinda like planned ditching in a helo, the AC gets to ride the bird into the water.

Actually, I do know mister Ace_Pilot, and I did think it was funny. Probably because he is not even close to the "pimp" rapper.

The best part about the two piece flight suit is not completely undressing to take drop a deuce. It also has extra pockets that are nice if you're not wearing a g-suit. I haven't deployed when it's hot yet, but soon will. I'm sure I'm gonna love taking off the top, assuming the higher ups don't get pissed and make us get rid of them.

It can help with UPT if you ask. We had a guy wash out of my UPT class at moody, he ended up getting a shit load of backseat rides in IFF 38's. Since he knew he was going to end up a WSO, the IFF instructors started him early, teaching him about what makes a good WSO.

Flying Through Midnight Story about a C-123 flying FAC over the Ho Chi Minh Trail.

If we're gonna change up the uniform, can we lose the gay ass powder blue shirts?

I got issued the basic old shitty G-Shock at Moody, but lost it within a year. The thing is, it kept time like non-other; as in I was never off more than a second the entire time I owned it(never reset it). I currently own a cheap POS timex since I don't really care anymore since I tend to use the clock in the aircraft and GPS time on the off occasion I have to use timed holding, for dead reckoning I have an egg timer type clock attached to my knee board. [ 09. May 2006, 22:19: Message edited by: busdriver ]

I lived on the north end of town and it still only took about 15-20 to get to peterson, with powers open all the way now, it's very easy to get to either base. As was said, there are some very nice places off powers. Also there's some nice and inexpensive homes very close to Peterson, I lived on Lewis lane for awhile, and found the neighborhood to be very cool. We had a neighbor who would ride his dirt bike over to bullshit with us and another who's kid would hide in the bush to watch us wrench on our bikes.

The best combat pilots are the ones who can think on their feet. As was mentioned earlier, post UPT most people can handle their aircraft competently. High SA and the ability to quickly adjust to a changing situation are very important.

I've found flight time has almost equal importance to age. So the guys who went through UPT late in life, lack experience but make up for it in maturity. So the old prior types may not have quite the same level of hands, they have much better judgement.

cracking throttles in the N model is in my opinion the result of a poor governor. If the rotor spins away from the engines in the 60, the engines will just idle for you. The setup is such that the 701 aircraft respond very well to collective inputs and they spin up fast, the 700 birds require a bit of a "wakeup" meaning you give a little collective pull before you actually need it to get the motors spinning.

CWO Durant... As for what I carry? I use a camel back as my PSK, so obviously water. I'll throw some power bars or something similar in there (incidentally, don't eat lots without water, you get more dehydrated). IR chem sticks (probably 20 or so). I put my extra ammo in there, and a big ass knife as well as the IFAK they issue us (improved first aid kit). That's pretty much it, I figure if I go down, and I'm lucky/skilled enough to walk away, I won't be going far as the guys in back will most likely be messed up and we'll be staying there doing point defense until someone comes to the rescue (ala Takur Ghar).