Lost 34 friends one night, Pleiku, Nam--only two survived playing dead of
three SF Green Beret Teams. I am so PROUD I SERVED, I
am thankful I had three years I could give my country! -- was 7th
SF Gp (Airborne) Sky Pilot
Paul Clark, SKY PILOT, Osaka, Japan (AMA # 53 777
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what bird could it be?
That scissor tail suggests a Frigate bird. Or a very large Tern.
I suppose it was a Frigate. While I was on a trip in Cuba I have seen
some of them glide for a wonderfully long time (from vertical to out of
sight) in straight line at high altitude apparently not loosin
Almost certainly a frigate bird. Here's a link to some pictures:
http://www.oceanlight.com/lightbox.php?cs=-148.
I've put in a lot of hours on the water in Cozumel and other tropical fishing
hotspots, and they're pretty common. Fisherman love them because they're much better
than we are at f
Remember those serving our country EVERY day.
Dan 13A10
1st Sqdrn/18th Armored Cav
1966-1969
--- Bob Goldsmith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Outstanding!!!
>
> Remember those serving our Country today.
>
> Bob G. 11B20
> 199th Light Separate Infantry Brigade
> C-4-12
> 1966-67
>
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All,
Superslim's are sold.
Thanks for all who responded.
Ron Mong
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The first time true thermal flying was actually accomplished,,, (many
envisioned it prior to the Wrights, think Icarus)was in the 1930's when
Wolf Hirth was slope soaring at Elmira NY (South mountain, not Harris
Hill)at an international soaring competition. He ventured out away from
the slope and e
Outstanding!!!
Remember those serving our Country today.
Bob G. 11B20
199th Light Separate Infantry Brigade
C-4-12
1966-67
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It looks like Ill be spending a lot of time in the Charlotte area during
Jan-Feb. Where do you guys fly that are from this area? I have electric's also
Jeff
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Oscar, Did it look anything like this
http://www.rit.edu/~rhrsbi/GalapagosPages/Frigatebirds.html
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> Hi, I guess it is not off topic because it is a about a wonderfull marine
> soaring bird, I have the opor
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