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StolichnayaStrafer
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I would love that show Dogfights do a re-creation of Chuck Yeager's "Ace in a day" mission, that would be a real hoot to see! Thumb

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TC wrote:
the 2 Tomcat crews had within the past 6 weeks, graduated from TOPGUN. Their training made their adversaries hopelessly outclassed. No doubt that when those 2 MiG drivers were fished out of the Gulf of Sidra, they would think twice about again seeking out any F-14s in the area!

The Libyan CSAR did not find the two pilots and the US Navy observed and graded their efforts to find the downed pilots.
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Being rescued by Libyan CSAR has to be the equivalent of hitchhiking at midday in the middle of Arizona in July, and being picked up by a 74 Pinto with no air conditioning, and driven by a fat, smelly guy who farts a lot.

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Being rescued by Libyan CSAR has to be the equivalent of hitchhiking at midday in the middle of Arizona in July, and being picked up by a 74 Pinto with no air conditioning, and driven by a fat, smelly guy who farts a lot.


TC - a ride is a ride, it could be worse. Think of a jepney on the way back from the balut market on a five for one special day.
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Laughing Well, if Libyan CSAR didn't kill you, then the sharks definitely will! However, the alternative is becoming an appetizer for Jaws, then it might be worth it. Laughing

Last time I flew near the Gulf of Sidra, you could look down, and actually see the sharks swimming around. I've heard the same thing about the Leyte Gulf in the Philippines.

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