Breckey

It's not A/A but still sweet

Blues have been standard at the zoo for a long time. No reason why they shouldn't be, nobody but the cadet airfield has any reason to be wearing a utility uniform.

Doubt AETC will say the same thing

Almost everywhere that we fly doesn't have a contract for fuel. As long as they take the AirCard, you're golden.

Checking the Mil Contract Fuel link on the main Baseops page shows Landmark aviation still having the contract fuel at Midway. If they actually lost the contract, a bunch others at Midway take the AirCard so you'd still be able to get gas. Linky

Wonder how many of the additional duties they will take over?

Shows how long its been since i've flown that high

We just fly below 2000' and call it good. The best strips to land at are uncontrolled (STS). Some USFS landing fields in the mountains are the perfect place to shut down and have a BBQ/fishing trip when on a fini flight.

Gibson Reservior on the Rocky Mountain Front. A convoy finished early so we decided to do some sightseeing.

I believe all of these recent medals are from the same rescue, the 2011 Jolly Green Award mission

Well fuck. Haven't had my coffee

Guess he didn't know SHORTS.

We still use the chemlights. We don't have any fancy screens that need the film.

Where are you tanks and may I count them?

I found that a some of the Base Ops facilities are starting to not carry sectionals. They said that with the push to EFB's, they're not going to be carrying them. I wasn't able to find a sectional I forgot on a x/c at three different military bases.

Hey now, that's all we use! I haven't used anything without pretty pictures on it since T-6's

Carrying JDAMs and LGBs?

Japan and Germany still do as well

Yes. The first was lost in Afghanistan in 2010

Glad they're all ok.

I'll break the OPSEC bubble the ninja's have formed around you: USNA Mid's at an AF football game spelling "GAY".

We do too, even though we can't deploy in the MDS.

Except the Army won't take any of the Mi-17 mission from Afghanistan.

100% relative humidity increases DA 600 ft, not 400 That correction is for the decrease in lifties that the airfoils get from the ambient air. 400 ft DA is important when you have limited power available and need to pull all of your Ng's to get out of an LZ.