Douchnozzle's not listed... Just sayin'...Is there anything that's not covered by Wikipedia?? Amazing.
Wow. Someone merged it as I was halfway through doing so. Talk about quick on the draw . . . :icon_tongLet me introduce you to Nose who sponsors a thread to deal with questions like this....
In days of yore, we used to smoke cigarettes and drink canned Coke in Marshal so as to calm our nerves and decrease night visual acuity in order to not become panicky when we saw the carrier deck lights or flew instruments.......I was wondering if the pilots who land on the carriers at night do so with .... the lights of the carrier deck and instruments.
Thanks
Wow. Someone merged it as I was halfway through doing so. Talk about quick on the draw . . . :icon_tong
Does that make it an even stupider question, and thus even more applicable to this thread?Well, I gave fair warning at 3:56PM....and then executed the merge. Pretty sure we answered this same question less than a month ago.
More truth in that than most would ever believe.In days of yore, we used to smoke cigarettes and drink canned Coke in Marshal so as to calm our nerves and decrease night visual acuity in order to not become panicky when we saw the carrier deck lights or flew instruments.
In days of yore, we used to smoke cigarettes and drink canned Coke in Marshal so as to calm our nerves and decrease night visual acuity in order to not become panicky when we saw the carrier deck lights or flew instruments.
Unfortunately they took away the cockpit ashtrays. Plus, the V-22 doesn't have the "lunchbox"-style mapcase the -46 did-no handy place for my Coke.
You should probably market them to pilots, not the "military"... NAVAIR would get involved and it would take forever to get a flight clearance and hit the fleet. Not to mention that squadrons would have to open purchase them, and we know what a squadron CO's response to that idea would be.I'm gonna make millions of dollars when I sell helo cup holders to the military. The 60S also has no good place to put a half full coke without fear of it spilling on something.