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bathrooms on aircraft carriers

Renegade One

Well-Known Member
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Jeez, first I'm constantly bombarded by weeks of Joe Theismann's personal peeing problems, how he cured them "Super Beta Prostate" pills, then I stumble into this hell thread. Catmando was right.... arrrgggghh!:eek:
BzB
Oh, sure..like YOU never pissed in your stateroom sink while deployed. Don't bullshit a bullshitter! ;)

When you gotta go…you gotta go...
 

Corsair2002

Sequestration Fodder
pilot
The heads are fine, it's the perpetual shitsprays that the contractors like to make after hitting Wardroom I, II, and III that make it suck....or maybe walking in and seeing techrep fatbastard toweling off full frontal singing mary poppins that is just creepy.... (yes, pin pulled and thrown)
 

xj220

Will fly for food.
pilot
Contributor
Your female aircrew got issued those? Jealous, though obviously not a problem any more in the new aircraft. And, yes, I have pooped in flight now :D

Also a proud owner of the above patch, just had to black out the gayness in the middle of the pisser....

Good to hear they're making use of ALL the systems on the P-8. No issues with the lou, right?
 

Flash

SEVAL/ECMO
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Super Moderator
Contributor
Your female aircrew got issued those? Jealous, though obviously not a problem any more in the new aircraft. And, yes, I have pooped in flight now :D........

Good to hear they're making use of ALL the systems on the P-8. No issues with the lou, right?

Wait until the Navy finds out that is where the most corrosion happens over time, then NAVAIR will impose limits on it's usage. Instead of talking about FLE VP will be talking about PLE, and the exact limits will be in the next NATOPS test.
 

PropAddict

Now with even more awesome!
pilot
Contributor
Wait until the Navy finds out that is where the most corrosion happens over time, then NAVAIR will impose limits on it's usage. Instead of talking about FLE VP will be talking about PLE, and the exact limits will be in the next NATOPS test.

This would be funny if it wasn't so plausible. . .
 

e6bflyer

Used to Care
pilot
Question for you P-8 bubbas, did you get the standard 737 super sucker lav or the Navy urine recycling machine that we have in the E-6? I could start a whole thread on the various techniques that we use to get our solid waste down into the tank.
 

Flash

SEVAL/ECMO
None
Super Moderator
Contributor
This would be funny if it wasn't so plausible. . .

The corrosion bit is for real. The RC-135 program guys have a 'heat map' of where the corrosion is on their birds and the worst 'hot spot' is below the head, they usually have to replace the flooring/deck below it and sometimes a bit of the skin of the aircraft near it as well during depot maintenance.
 

e6bflyer

Used to Care
pilot
Beats shitting in a bag.
Yeah I am very thankful every time that I drop one on the jet that I have that option. When I instructed in the t-34, I had a few interesting flights after a big breakfast and a couple of cups of coffee. It is amazing how fast you can do the clenched cheek run inside from the echo line at whiting.
 

CommodoreMid

Whateva! I do what I want!
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Super Moderator
Contributor
Question for you P-8 bubbas, did you get the standard 737 super sucker lav or the Navy urine recycling machine that we have in the E-6? I could start a whole thread on the various techniques that we use to get our solid waste down into the tank.

Don't know, I think it's a 737 one but haven't really thought about. I've only tested the solid waste capabilities once, but it sure was glorious.
 

sickboy

Well-Known Member
pilot
Question for you P-8 bubbas, did you get the standard 737 super sucker lav or the Navy urine recycling machine that we have in the E-6? I could start a whole thread on the various techniques that we use to get our solid waste down into the tank.

*If toilet is clogged - attempt to clear

if toilet remains clogged - Land as soon as practical
Smoke and Fume Elimination - as required
 

Renegade One

Well-Known Member
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The corrosion bit is for real. The RC-135 program guys have a 'heat map' of where the corrosion is on their birds and the worst 'hot spot' is below the head, they usually have to replace the flooring/deck below it and sometimes a bit of the skin of the aircraft near it as well during depot maintenance.
Yeah? So? So replace the whatevers whenever…("Prepare that Fetzer valve with some 3-in-1 oil and some gauze pads. And I'm gonna need 'bout ten quarts of anti-freeze, preferably Prestone. No, no make that Quaker State.")...just like they do for Hawaiian Air or United or whoever. THIS is not rocket science. "People been poopin' in big airplanes por berry, berry long time…"

I was going to say "who gives a shit?"…but I guess you all do. ;)
 
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