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The fact is that he DID dominate as a 250f rider. With the exceptions of his rookie season in supercross, and this last one when he was INJURED (and I don't give a rat's ass if any aholes think that is some kind of excuse) he won every single series and MXDN he entered. But I guess you're right. Mitch should have let him share more of those championships.
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Now I will call you on yours...
Did you not throw the first insult with your "Posting Coach" comment? Trying to belittle me. Whos Bullshit got the calling on??? Hmmm....
The guy that landed in the Hudson was a military pilot.
Sullenberger served in the Air Force from 1973 to 1980 and flew F-4 Phantom II fighter planes. The Air Force said he was a flight leader in Europe and the Pacific and led war-game exercises over Nevada.
Again... showing your stupidty. Ever been a flight leader? Ever participate in Red Flag ( a war-game exercise)?? I have.
BTW... I was joking about the single engine thing you moron. Comon joke around most pilots.. thought you would have seen that I flew 18s and knowing how pilots give shit to one another... especially jet and prop guys. But then you call me a Dirt Bag as you try to prove that you somehow have bettered me... correct???
Whole world does not revolve around me what so ever and how is my tactical flying career a statement of that... but it does sound like you are trying to grasp at something that will make you feel better because you opened your mouth and shoved your dick in it.
Can you fly... i bet you can... to call me a Dirt Bag while listing your hours makes you the the arrogant ass. Our flying records speak for themselves. Fox2 Fox2... your dead.
Funny how that works huh.
http://www.dreamlandresort.com/info/nellis.html
Indian Sukhoi SU-30:
http://www.dreamlandresort.com/info/red_flag08-4_04_s.jpg
French Dassault Rafale:
http://www.dreamlandresort.com/info/red_flag08-4_08_s.jpg
Top Gun is a fighter training school that is operated year round with classes lasting 6 weeks There are 12 flight crews per class. The fighting is all done within the Top Gun school with only Top Gun pilots. Specific pilots from fighter squadrons are selected based on time in type and various other measuring criteria.
Red Flag is a single war-game training event that has far more than just the Airforce participating. The AF bascially defends Nellis against all sorts of aircraft. If you were really there then you would have seen aircraft from all services landing and from all kinds of countries. NATO participation is big at Red Flag. Our squadron actually hosted and flew with Canadians out of NAS Fallon. It is very realistic, and if you get shot down you dont get to play anymore, just like in real life!!
In a typical Red Flag exercise, Blue Forces (friendly) engage Red Forces (hostile) in realistic combat situations. Blue Forces are made up of units from Air Combat Command, Air Mobility Command, United States Air Forces Europe, Pacific Air Forces, the Air National Guard, U.S. Air Force Reserve, U.S. Army, U.S. Navy, U.S. Marine Corps, the Canadian Air Force as well as other allied air forces. They are led by a Blue Forces commander, who coordinates the units in an "employment plan". Red Forces (adversary) are composed of the 57th Wing's 57th Adversary Tactics Group, flying F-16s (64th Aggressor Squadron) and F-15s (65th Aggressor Squadron) to provide realistic air threats through the emulation of opposition tactics. The Red Forces are also augmented by U.S. Air Force, Navy and Marine Corps units flying in concert with the 507th Air Defense Aggressor Squadron's electronic ground defenses and communications, and radar jamming equipment. The 527th (Active Duty) and 26th (Reserve) Space Aggressor Squadrons also provide GPS jamming. Additionally, the Red Force command and control organization simulates a realistic manual integrated air defense system. So... yeah... a bit different and just a tad mixed up..
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I was with VFA81 in the gulf War in 90-91.. The Sara pulled out just after the invasion of Kuwait. Was on the first flights inbound the first night... nothing could prepare for that.. nothing!
Thanks for your service... could not have gotten the jets for us dirt bags off the ground without you guys!!
What you write code in??? I own a small software company. We write in VB6 and now VB.net. Have one guy that does our C-sharp stuff.. thank god... cause i still cant get used to those bracket things!!!!
OOrrraahhh
Ok so back to Villopoto hes a bad mofo and anyone that thinks hes not on the road to greatness should slap themself in the face right now..Do it!
Id like to show Villopoto a thing or two about hunting..But not animals..People like Goride2 and the other a$$ mungers on here that cant shut there pie hole.
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Regarding the software stuff just like the military we're in different services. I don't do anything Microsoft (by choice). It's all Linux/UNIX. In the Air Force I actually started as a FORTRAN programmer on mainframes working in a weather shop writing weather programs. We got some UNIX systems in and I got more into administration/engineering. I had actually done a lot of programming as a hobby prior to doing it for the AIr Force starting back in the Commodore 64 days then PC. I was pretty good with Turbo Pascal and Borland C.
Then with the Air Force learned Assembly, COBOL, Ada, FORTRAN, SAS, CLIST, PV-Wave, ARC/INFO and more. Now I do a mix of administration, C, Perl/Shell scripting and some web development (Perl, PHP, on Linux/Apache/MySQL). I did the Microsoft thing from the first DOS version through NT4 and just learned to hate it with a passion. I actually had my own business building and selling Linux based network monitoring systems for a while in the early 2000s.
No wonder you are a prick. Since I live in a Navy town and see all the pilot pricks, I know one when I see one and you are one. Prick.
Freakin sweet!
Ok u all go back to your combat stories there pretty funny to read.
Can ride pretty darn good too as he does taking pics.
RV will be fine. Having Alessi, Grant and hopefully Hill, Short, Millsaps, Tedesco, Hepler; hopefully SH105...... this just might be one epic Outdoor season.
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