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The Great, Constantly Changing Picture Gallery...part DEUX

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mad dog

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Gatordev said:
Do you remember which BB it was, by any chance?
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Gator, I believe it was the USS New Jersey...but I may be mistaken. Also, I believe I'm mistaken when I had mentioned earlier that one of our HSL-45 DET 13 crew had landed on the bow of the BB...landing on the stern would make more sense since there's a helo pad at that location.
 
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mad dog said:
Gator, I believe it was the USS New Jersey...but I may be mistaken. Also, I believe I'm mistaken when I had mentioned earlier that one of our HSL-45 DET 13 crew had landed on the bow of the BB...landing on the stern would make more sense since there's a helo pad at that location.
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Did that H-3 have the proper Resume pub? Not one, but both H-1s landed forward of the Foul Line? And did anyone fill out the ORM sheet on the possible damage to the H-2?

Cowboys. Just make sure you all have submitted your ASAPs, okay?
 
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F6F is one of the few WWII aircraft that I've never seen fly. You don't see them at airshows. I think there are only 3 that are still airworthy.
 
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F6F is one of the few WWII aircraft that I've never seen fly. You don't see them at airshows. I think there are only 3 that are still airworthy.
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I shall dig through my air show photos for you this weekend if I can find time. I know I have several of the F6F.
 
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^^^
Nice shoot'in, Jack!

Not to be outdone by picklesuit, here are our kid units (and bonus mad dog pic!) shooting at the local range. They're shooting my S&W 5946 9mm which was my duty weapon when I was a Cincinnati Police Officer ('04-'06). I purchased my 5946 as well as my badge when I resigned from the Cincinnati Police in '06 to return to Delta Air Lines following a 5 year pilot furlough. Our son, Max, will inherit my 5946 while Hannah will inherit my badge which is sterling silver. NOTE: Regarding the bonus mad dog pic...yeah, I know...my stance looks nutty but that's the way the Cincinnati Police trained me to shoot...wide stance for stability.

Daughter Hannah...


Son Max...


Bonus mad dog pic!


My Cincinnati Police duty weapon S&W 5946 9mm and Cincinnati Police Officer badge...
 
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GroundPounder said:
Someone from your training staff must have been enamored with the FBI of the early 60s.
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Agreed.

The Cincinnati Police Academy (the department has their own in-house training taught by Cincinnati Police Officers) seemed to be somewhat old school. I enjoyed the academy quite a bit...it reminded me of AOCS.
 
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