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

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danpass

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Were you literally hearing "sonic booms" ? Over a radio of some kind? Interesting!
Rolling 'thunder' was constant. But, no, I heard an actual sonic boom that day. I was standing by the campsite and BOOM. Sounded like 50 shotguns going off at once. There was no obvious explosion as I looked around. Knowing that Dry Tortugas was inside an MOA I concluded it could only have been a sonic boom.

Also knowing, from my research into Fort Jefferson and it's historic status, that sonic booms were GREATLY frowned upon, I blacked out the date and time there to protect the guilty lol.




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jmcquate

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Out of curiosity, are there any rules for painting squadron show-birds, or is it basic "good taste"?
 

jmcquate

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Back in your day Brownshoe, all of the aircraft were show-birds. 60s/70s Naval aircraft were quite colorful.
 

jmcquate

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I know the Diamondbacks, Blue Diamonds, and Golden Dragons were getting a little out of hand.
 
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UMichfly

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I know the Diamondbacks, Blue Diamonds, and Golden Dragons were getting a little out of hand.
Those were the three that jumped out to you even after this abomination?
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