or this
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Airplane porn.
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What about this?
GAC06 said:
I'm missing the crazy in that picture
Bottom right...
Gives a new meaning to the "Thud".ABATTBQ11 said:
What about this?
Winner!
To me, the Mustang was the most elegant, but the P-38 Lightning was the sexiest.
VERY cool airplane. Lindberg was able to get tons of additional performance out of the Lightning.
To me, the Mustang was the most elegant, but the P-38 Lightning was the sexiest.
VERY cool airplane. Lindberg was able to get tons of additional performance out of the Lightning.
You win.
***It's your money, not theIRS! (At least for a little while longer.)
Can't post photos. But either the British lightning or Vulcan were the ugliest
F-111 was incredibly sexy with wings back
F-111 was incredibly sexy with wings back
taxpreparer said:
You win.
You should see her with her receptacle closed...
These are more tame, but just as fun. IIRC, these were deployed to desert storm and had to be repainted very quickly. Someone got creative.
And it's not an airplane, but it was made by one...
This one's for chiken
This one's for chiken
MarkoRamius said:
Have always thought the Warhawk to be so purdy...
I can't imagine the upkeep on an airplane that routinely takes off, lands, and bobs about in salt water, but I could sure see myself island hopping and relaxing in seclusion in something like this...
About 0:20 in
A KC-10 boom operator taped some centerfolds to his window while my wingman and I got some gas one day in Afghanistan. No picture but definitely qualifies as airplane porn.
E please
Me and my dad.....Belly gunner - B-17s
Bombardier - B-24s
Bombardier/ Navigator/Weapons/Radar - B-36 and B-52
Awesome
Cool story on Witchcraft. Those names are all the people that restored the plane.
And sponsors. Dad's name is on one bomb bay door. When he flew, they let him get up in the bombardier seat - they NEVER do that with ordinary riders.MarkoRamius said:
Cool story on Witchcraft. Those names are all the people that restored the plane.
Would love to know the ground speed on that trailing Thunderbird, thing sure was moving.
Your Dad is wearing Master Navigator wings.
America's finest.
https://www.warhistoryonline.com/war-articles/letters-world-war-ii-navigator.html
http://www.chicagonow.com/letters-world-war-2-airman/2014/01/world-war-ii-navigator-too-intelligent-to-be-a-pilot/
I reckon your Dad was one of the smarter guys...
America's finest.
https://www.warhistoryonline.com/war-articles/letters-world-war-ii-navigator.html
http://www.chicagonow.com/letters-world-war-2-airman/2014/01/world-war-ii-navigator-too-intelligent-to-be-a-pilot/
I reckon your Dad was one of the smarter guys...
So here is my association with Witchcraft. My dad used to work at an airplane company with its own airport in Kerrville. Witchcraft and several other planes landed there one day. My dad snapped several pictures of the aircraft as they taxied and took off.
He frequently writes letters to some men in state penitentiary as pen pals, so my dad sent them the pictures he took.
One of his inmate writers drew these drawings and sent them back to my father. I display them in my US History class room to my high school students.
He frequently writes letters to some men in state penitentiary as pen pals, so my dad sent them the pictures he took.
One of his inmate writers drew these drawings and sent them back to my father. I display them in my US History class room to my high school students.
Oh yeah, it was hauling.
I've always said a fighter jet pilot would be the ultimate job in a dick measuring contest...
What do you do for a living?
<smug voice activated>
"I am a graduate of Princeton and Yale Law, and am an equity partner at <insert white shoe law firm here>."
"Well, I am a Harvard Med trained cardiothoracic surgeon who has been published 7 times."
<smug voice off>
"I just went to a state school, but I fly F-22s."
I've always said a fighter jet pilot would be the ultimate job in a dick measuring contest...
What do you do for a living?
<smug voice activated>
"I am a graduate of Princeton and Yale Law, and am an equity partner at <insert white shoe law firm here>."
"Well, I am a Harvard Med trained cardiothoracic surgeon who has been published 7 times."
<smug voice off>
"I just went to a state school, but I fly F-22s."
Landing n a mustang with some friends yesterday
aTm2004 said:
Oh yeah, it was hauling.
I've always said a fighter jet pilot would be the ultimate job in a dick measuring contest...
What do you do for a living?
<smug voice activated>
"I am a graduate of Princeton and Yale Law, and am an equity partner at <insert white shoe law firm here>."
"Well, I am a Harvard Med trained cardiothoracic surgeon who has been published 7 times."
<smug voice off>
"I just went to a state school, but I fly F-22s."
Never ask a man if he's a fighter pilot. If he is, he'll tell you and if he isn't you don't want to embarrass him.
B-1 83 said:
Me and my dad.....
Belly gunner - B-17s
Bombardier - B-24s
Bombardier/ Navigator/Weapons/Radar - B-36 and B-52
Great man your dad.
Your dad has seen quite the range of bombers. Has he ever stated which was his favorite and which the worst? I imagine his opinion may have much to do with his role within each aircraft...I can't think being stuffed into a glass ball on the belly of the plane with nothing but ground below you offers any great satisfaction, especially when said view also offers up every enemy fighter and flak burst visible from that position.
Have a great uncle who was a B-24 pilot, lost over Borneo in 1944.
I have to ask him today when I call. He hated the B-17 (he was a belly gunner). He came close to being killed 4 different times in the 24 (shot down while nailing the bridge over the River Kwai), but has mentioned the B-52 being the most "crew accommodating".
North American XB-70 Valkyrie (aka "The Jesus Christ Airplane")
Convair B-58 Hustler
I've been a fan of the Goose since the TV show "Tales of the Gold Monkey" in the early '80s.
My dad was a UH-1 pilot in Vietnam, and I've always thought those guys win that contest. Using rotor blades to cut small limbs to fit into LZs, Pulling out troops under fire. No way to eject if things go wrong. It was amazing what they did.aTm2004 said:
Oh yeah, it was hauling.
I've always said a fighter jet pilot would be the ultimate job in a dick measuring contest...
What do you do for a living?
<smug voice activated>
"I am a graduate of Princeton and Yale Law, and am an equity partner at <insert white shoe law firm here>."
"Well, I am a Harvard Med trained cardiothoracic surgeon who has been published 7 times."
<smug voice off>
"I just went to a state school, but I fly F-22s."
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