Absolutely. If you don't have trust in your mx staff, you're in the wrong business...

Everyday is Earth Day when you fly a BUFF :)

They're still thinking about it actually:

The V-22 can also set up a FARP. Utilizing the internal fuel tanks with additional pumps and 100' of fuel house, the Osprey can refuel other rotor wing aircraft anywhere. The first successful combat usage was during 07-08 Iraq during AEROSCOUT missions.

I don't think you can expect players of his caliber to come over to the US and live in, say, Kansas City or Columbus. No offense to those places, but they just don't have the international pull or notoriety. I mean I'm from Chicago which is a pretty major city and I don't think playing for the Fire would move the…

You mean "valor" like this:

The winglets in the early pictures were a marketing ploy to make it look modern. They weren't necessary for the USAF mission requirements. Also note the lack of thrust reversers on the 767-2C.

I believe the College Cup final is today, as well.

A game so bad it doesn't even deserve proper spelling.

Bill's not wrong about the look, but the MLS hate is still tiresome. He should be banned from writing about American soccer in general. Stick to writing breathless, reactionary pieces about Chelsea having won the EPL in November.

Both BIO and Heater were my skippers in the navy. Great bunch of guys ill never forget. Thanks for the memories Sir's.

Well, I guess it takes a giant piece of shit to recognize a huge one, eh?

+1

I have that same book. I probably thumbed through it a thousand times as a kid. Brings back memories.

Holy flashback. I wore that book out as a kid.

My favorite coffee table book of all time.

Yes! This book and "The Leading Edge" by Walter Boyne. I stared at their pictures for hours as a kid.

Thank god someone else suggested this