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I had a 2B47 cancelled due to a thunderstorm. Could not complain.
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Pensacola aircraft looking to evac?
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I had a 2B47 cancelled due to a thunderstorm. Could not complain.
I hated those damn things. That roomed smelled funny. Though it was always amusing to get your printout at the end if you had forgotten to change your L to R or vice versa and you did a donut.
BUDU
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120827-N-WW980-008 NAVAL AIR STATION WHITING FIELD, Fla. (Aug. 27, 2012) TH-57 helicopters are cramped together in the hangar at Naval Air Station Whiting Field's South Field to protect them from the heavy winds and debris expected from Tropical Storm Isaac. (U.S. Navy photo by Jay Cope/Released)
120827-N-WW980-005 NAVAL AIR STATION WHITING FIELD, Fla. (Aug. 27, 2012) T-6B Texan II aircraft fill the North Field hangar at Naval Air Station Whiting Field. The base and Training Air Wing (TRAWING) 5 are ceasing flight operations and either housing the aircraft or flying them out to avoid damage from Tropical Storm Isaac. (U.S. Navy photo by Jay Cope/Released)
120828-N-NP779-045 MILLINGTON, Tenn. (Aug. 28, 2012) T-6B Texan II training aircraft assigned to Training Wing 5 from Pensacola, Fla., are staged on the tarmac at Millington Regional Jetport after being evacuated from their home station in preparation for Hurricane Isaac. The aircraft will remain in Millington until the storm passes. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 3rd Class Ty C. Connors/Released)
120827-N-ZZ999-070 PENSACOLA, Fla. (Aug. 27, 2012) T-6 Texan II aircraft assigned to Training Air Wing (TRAWING) 6 at Naval Air Station Pensacola are packed tightly in a hangar in preparation of the arrival of Tropical Storm Isaac, which is expected to make landfall along the Gulf Coast on Tuesday evening. (U.S. Navy photo by Patrick Nichols/Released)
120827-N-ZZ999-047 PENSACOLA (Aug 27, 2012) T-39 Sabreliner multi-purpose utility transport and pilot proficiency trainer aircraft assigned to Carrier Training Wing (CTW) 6 receive fuel in preparation for evacuation due to Tropical Storm Issac, which is expected to make landfall along the Gulf Coast Tuesday evening. (U.S. Navy photo by Patrick Nichols/Released)
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At least they didn't call it the "CH-39 TurboLiner" or something else as insane.
Little victories, squorch.
BTW, no hurrevac for you either?
It's also assigned to Carrier Training Wing 6.
Random question, are they ever planning on painting the TW6 T-6s the orange and white scheme? I personally think the AF blue and white looks better since they're doing the half and half job, as opposed to the style on T-34s
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There are quite a few orange and white T-6's flying around NASP (maybe they're from Milton though?).
I agree. It seems to hide the exhaust residue better.
