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Call and ask them when its best for them. Most will prob say drill weekend. I wouldnt bring beer as you never know what your gonna run into. I would wait till maybe a second visit or so (if thats even necessary)....just go and be urself.

i like how he makes new names and then posts on his side......what a giant pole smoker

I had a feeling they didnt mind....thanks for the info!

do they like having visitors? I was told by a recruiter that squadron visitors just bug them....any truth to this?

taken over the east china sea....on our way back from Kadena....boy how I love that place!! [ 25. July 2006, 15:47: Message edited by: Jalberts ]

I was there for a month long deployment last sept. Very fun place.....Do what riddler said...get a bike (SUPERMOTARD!!!!!!!!!) and go diving!!! Make sure you hit up the Karama Islands for a dive trip. ZZ has some nice 135's...had to get a ride on one to guam to miss a typhoon!

ok....it doesnt have to be a fighter....any aircraft that you fly is good.

I know the F-16 does and most heavies I have flown on.....but what other fighters have air conditioning. Does the herky bird have it? How bout the hog?

BALLS intersection is located in Muncie Indiana. Ball State Univerisity is located there

ive got a 2002 Aprilia RSV Mille and a 2001 Yamaha YZ426f do many trackdays and motocross tracks.....other than flying riding motorcycles is my obsession i hope to soon have my hands on a Suzuki DRZ 400sm supermotard

im confused.... F-16 guard guys wanna go back to active duty because they get beat in BFM with older guys with more experiance?? I thought having great guys to learn from made better pilots?? I guess I just dont understand what you mean berg...Im not being a smartass

nice bike dirt....Ive got an Aprilia Mille

What kind of bike do you have dirt?

I forgot.... Indiana State university is a good choice as well. Close to INDY, IU, PURDUE, U of I.....not a bad school.

yeah the Aprilia does get hot, but you must remember that she is not made to ride in city traffic. She is made for twisty road riding, and racing. great bike though....Next bike will def be naother Aprilia. what do you ride now???

Like stated above the AF makes you take safety courses to ride on base and such. I personally feel that everyone should take MSF courses, miltary or civilian. It is a great class to teach basic skills that are needed to operate a motorcycle (cruiser, sportbike, supermotard...any bike). But don't stop learning how to ride once the class is done, buy some books on riding techniques, and such ("Street Riding Tecniques" by Nick Ientasch is a great book). take a class on a closed course, attend a race school. Anything you can do to sharpen your skills will make you a much safer and better rider. BUY GEAR....who cares how hot it is. you may be warm during a ride in city traffic, but once moving on back roads you will be comfortable. Yes quality gear is expensive, but a skin graph is MUCH more expensive, not to mention painfull. I also agree with not riding during UPT...you will have plenty of time afterwards!!!!! I suggest riding on the race track only....much safer than street riding (NO cars, opposing traffic, cops, litter, deer...you name it!!!) Its a ton of fun....only flying beats the thrill of draggin knee while leaned over in a sweeping turn...brings a smile to my face thinking about it!!! [ 15. June 2004, 02:42: Message edited by: Jalberts ]

sportbikes are so much fun....beats 4 wheels everythime

+1 on what crewdog1 said.....

Nice bike AG.....I prefer to do trackdays on my Aprilia mille. if you have never done a trackday I highly suggest it :D not a fighterpilot yet....in the future hopefully

egg.....I said a few years ago. They pick new guys every year so maybe this season more are USAFA grads.

I was told by a T-bird buy a few years ago there were more ROTC guys than USAFA.