VP huntin and npr program...

On Oct 30, 7:53 pm, pugs wrote:
Somehow I don't equate flying all weather interceptors as *avoiding*
serving his country.

Perhaps you don't. As for me, I see getting expensive flight training
out of taxpayer pockets then skipping a physical, losing your
certification, and avoiding using training in an actual conflict area
as *avoiding* seving one's country, unless you think Winton Blount's
senate campaign was in dire need of F-102A interceptor pilots.

Joe F.

rb608 wrote:
On Oct 30, 7:53 pm, pugs wrote:

Somehow I don't equate flying all weather interceptors as *avoiding*
serving his country.


Perhaps you don't. As for me, I see getting expensive flight training
out of taxpayer pockets then skipping a physical, losing your
certification, and avoiding using training in an actual conflict area
as *avoiding* seving one's country, unless you think Winton Blount's
senate campaign was in dire need of F-102A interceptor pilots.

Joe F.


You left out jumping the queue to get into the Texas Air National Guard,
over 500 applicants for his position as a pilot, despite receiving the
minimum passing score (25) on the pilot entrance aptitude test and
listing no other qualifications -- all due to strings pulled by a friend
of his dad (Sidney Adger). This was at the deadliest stage of the
Vietnam War.

He sure looked swell in that jump suit, though.

--
Cut "to the chase" for my email address.

rb608 wrote:
On Oct 30, 7:53 pm, pugs wrote:

Somehow I don't equate flying all weather interceptors as *avoiding*
serving his country.


Perhaps you don't. As for me, I see getting expensive flight training
out of taxpayer pockets then skipping a physical, losing your
certification, and avoiding using training in an actual conflict area
as *avoiding* seving one's country, unless you think Winton Blount's
senate campaign was in dire need of F-102A interceptor pilots.

Joe F.


god...that's incredibly funny and so right on and near depressing at the
same time. i miss you. we've gotta find a way to allow you to juggle
fire, drink a bit of scotch, smoke a cigar, and catch a few small but
lovely trout in carolina among fellow travelers. to be sure, you've got
a business trip or some damn excuse that will justify a visit down here,
eh? of course...we'll need a bit of rain to get the flows right in the
freestones. but there are a few tailwaters or lakes we could use as an
excuse to open an 18 year-old scotch.

jeff

"jeff" wrote in message
but there are a few tailwaters or lakes we could use as an excuse to open
an 18 year-old scotch.

Boy, you sure know how to tempt a guy. I'm going to have to think about
this. Might be a good excuse for a road trip on the cycle come springtime.

Joe F.