For you Air Force guys:
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Burning Brakes
#22
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Pix was taken this year over Toronto, Canada. I served as SB7 in 1978 to 1980. Great memories and an unforgettable tour. I am now retired and loving my Vette. I think economics will continue to put the demand on the Tutor for a few more years.
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You are just totally off base. This is a privately owned tribute to the Thunderbirds. Tribute to the USAF and demo team
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Melting Slicks
You sir, are one of the most pathetic individuals I have ever encountered on any forum (car or otherwise). I spent 27 years in the USAF and am very proud of the organization and every minute I spent in it. Would be interested in what your service has been to our country.
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Not just for Air Force Guys, I like watching the Thunderbirds, too. When I was in NFO training at Pensacola the 'Birds were doing a show at Eglin so they did a practice show at P'cola right after the Blue Angels did one. That was a treat.
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St. Jude Donor '15-'16,'18
OP: thanks for posting. I'm an Army guy, 21 years, but respect all the services. Great photos.
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Safety Car
I was thinking the subject was going to be who n the Airforce,or Veteran of it have purchased
The C7.i was in for A term in the Vietnam war.I took it to Sarasota and gave my uncle A ride
Who is AF retired.He's 85.I stepped on it and he seemed to enjoy it.
Thanks for the pic's and your service.
The C7.i was in for A term in the Vietnam war.I took it to Sarasota and gave my uncle A ride
Who is AF retired.He's 85.I stepped on it and he seemed to enjoy it.
Thanks for the pic's and your service.
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Sanantguy clearly meets the definition of an "internet troll" according to the article linked below:
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Melting Slicks
Thats awesome!
Ohh Rah to USAF!!!
"All VETS matter"
Ohh Rah to USAF!!!
"All VETS matter"
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Many thanks to you guys (especially Zymurgy and Steven Bell) who have supported me in my small attempt to give a little support to the USAF. Many, many years ago the Air Force changed and shaped my life, and I'm so glad I did those four years.
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Melting Slicks
Thanks
USAF 1969-1997. 27 yrs 10 months 8 days. Loved every bit of it, including the 11 yrs overseas. All Ammo (Munitions Maintenance).
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Thanks TBRDS
USAF, early 70's, Randolph AFB and Andrews AFB
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Burning Brakes
Kev4....
What year(s) did you fly with the Snowbirds? I was a Buff pilot at Fairchild AFB, WA back in 1983 and finagled a ride with Lead Solo during one of their Airshows at Fairchild AFB, WA. All I remember was his first name, Stephan. I have his full name and pics (with him and my young daughter) somewhere in my memorabilia.. ha..
I'll never forget that day..... One of my best flying experiences ever....
What year(s) did you fly with the Snowbirds? I was a Buff pilot at Fairchild AFB, WA back in 1983 and finagled a ride with Lead Solo during one of their Airshows at Fairchild AFB, WA. All I remember was his first name, Stephan. I have his full name and pics (with him and my young daughter) somewhere in my memorabilia.. ha..
I'll never forget that day..... One of my best flying experiences ever....
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