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General Category => General Discussion => Topic started by: Gliderjohn on December 04, 2016, 06:40:10 PM
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Back around 2007 or so I assisted this young lady to strapped in etc. for her first glider ride at age 15. She took to it like fish to water or bird to flight I guess. Anyway after this she has a slot flying KC-135s. Way to go girl! :bow:
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GliderJohn
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:thumb: :thumb: :thumb: Great to see that one you've taught takes flight. (pun intended)
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Congratulations to our new KC135 driver . She gets to fly one of the most iconic AC ever :bow:
Dusty
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Congratulations to our new KC135 driver . She gets to fly one of the most iconic AC ever :bow:
Dusty
Where is she stationed? Fairchild AFB?
If so let me know, love to meet her an have her over during the holidays and beyond
Just had a buddy retire out of the air-force, 27 year flying tankers. 3.5 over in the sand box over his time in
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That is really neat John !
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She will be stationed at McConnell AFB in Wichita.
GliderJohn
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I know how you feel. I got to pin my daughter's wings when she graduated third in her class from the Army Rotary Wing school. She flew OH-58Ds. Ten years past, she is now a mom (twice) and has taken over a Shadow UAV platoon in the Oregon National Guard. My grandfather flew for the Signal Corps during WW1, my cousin flew with the VMF214 in WW2, and another cousin flew OH23s in Korea. I like that she kept that aviation vibe in the family.
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Looks like you both done good!
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:thumb:You mite teach her how to ride a Guzzi!!! Just an after thought------I dont live that far up the road,you may want to give ME a safety course also :violent1:
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:thumb:You mite teach her how to ride a Guzzi!!! Just an after thought------I dont live that far up the road,you may want to give ME a safety course also :violent1:
Fubes old buddy , you are only a danger to yourself :laugh:
Dusty
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Tres cool!
We had a young lady in our soaring club who was quite an accomplished glider pilot. She graduated from Rice, and was at Baylor Medical School when her boyfriend bought her a helicopter lesson. She dumped med. school and joined the Army, where she now flies helicopters for a living.
Aviating is dangerous in that it's highly addictive. Kind of like another activity we engage in.