You just can't make this stuff up
06-18-2007, 06:25 PM
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Same reply too you. You throw gas on the fire by calling me an idiot. You are a world class hypocrit.
06-19-2007, 07:09 AM
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After Slice pointed out it could have been a D-model, I searched the internet to see what variants the 332nd flies, but couldn't get specifics other than "F-16." Glad to see I can keep my foot out of my mouth on this one.
06-19-2007, 10:02 AM
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Currently the 332d doesn't have any D's for a variety of reasons that I won't go into.
In the past, D-models have gone to war and in fact in 1991 a blk 25 D model shot down a Mig-25 over Iraq.
I've flown numerous Southern Watch sorties in a D model.
In the past, D-models have gone to war and in fact in 1991 a blk 25 D model shot down a Mig-25 over Iraq.
I've flown numerous Southern Watch sorties in a D model.
06-19-2007, 10:55 AM
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Since none of us in my crew were previous/current military, it didn't even occur to us that it could have been a two-seater (although I thought those were used exclusively for training).
After Slice pointed out it could have been a D-model, I searched the internet to see what variants the 332nd flies, but couldn't get specifics other than "F-16." Glad to see I can keep my foot out of my mouth on this one.
After Slice pointed out it could have been a D-model, I searched the internet to see what variants the 332nd flies, but couldn't get specifics other than "F-16." Glad to see I can keep my foot out of my mouth on this one.
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