Amen...

...”and a CVS (...not a drug store)...”

Nah...probably just deck run her...a little wind across the deck, a little of those high bypass TF-34s and she’d be flying like a kite.

6 months TAD to the Galley...and everyone from an E-5 down stripping, waxing, and buffing the decks every day.

lol!

Especially those damn airdales...

I flew with the Navy for 10 years, four of them from aircraft carriers.

A very long, historical joke about the AF...

I vaguely remember reading/hearing this years ago...it is completely accurate.

Thanks for the laugh!

Tragically, I don’t think today’s AF would allow a Robin Olds in its ranks.

Ahh the Air Force and its budget...plenty of funds for essentially pointless stuff.

Fantastic cartoon...thanks for the laugh!

They work for Mattress Firm on their off hours...delivering.

Intrigued that these crews, while airborne during any portion of their flight, are not wearing their helmets in case of an immediate need to egress (i.e. eject).

Had an Air Force MAC crew stay overnight at NAS Sigonella back in ‘89 when I was doing a DET off the boat. Their enlisted crew chiefs and loadmasters were staying at the enlisted barracks I was at.

...amazing. And thanks for being there just to listen to him. That means a lot to us old sailors to have someone to listen.

Good call...he might have missed it...considering how busy he is.

Of these pics, VS-24 is the one with the Viking head-on on the bow cat with the red rudder. It is the “CAG” bird, which was always a “700" aircraft. Each squadron tended to paint their CAG bird a high viz color or with high viz markings...a chance to show off. Other airwing aircraft did the same with 200, 300, 400,…

LOL!