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Wow ,look at the determination of the deck crew, sprinting towards the danger zone..unsung heroes.
Gentlemen, whoever you are,I thank you for your service.
MrSHAJW 2 weeks ago
That's one way to do it, but it's not the correct one.
Tjita1 5 months ago
I was stationed with VT-21 from late 66 to 68 with F-9s. They were built tough. Got to fly home in them a couple of times with Lt. Galbraith. Once you got your OMIS card, they'd let you go on training flights..............without G suits!
rockinpiano1 10 months ago
@rockinpiano1 I was a cadet (NAVCAD) at VT-21 during 1967 1968. I recall Lt. Galbraith's name can't put a face to it. I flew to NAS Alameda, and blew out a tire on take off from Hill AFB on the way back which led to a night arrested landing at Albuquerque. The Cougar took it all in fine fashion, just changed the tire and flew on to NAS Kingsville. Send me a message to talk of old times.
res05aum 10 months ago
o god he might have been lucky
maxcool951 10 months ago
What? 38826 views but no comments?
ThyBiding 11 months ago