I don’t have the source to cite as it was a book I read about the Hercules’ history, probably 10-15 years ago, but it stuck in my memory as a really unique use and thinking outside of the box.

Add to the list of the C-130’s roles; a mobile hyperbaric chamber. It was used by the Indian army during one of their long-running conflicts with Pakistan.

Beware of the Hun in the sun.

I will follow any recipe that uses “tessellate” as part of the instructions.

One of the things that irritated me most about this was their use of “Roger, Roger!” when affirming a command.

Hmmm... decisions, decisions. What shall we drop today?

Looks more like canvas than sheet metal.

Primary target, the ICBM complex at Laputa. Target reference Yankee Golf Tango Three Six Zero.

Under the Program Rules at https://www.vwdieselinfo.com/program_rules/

Captain’s log, Stardate... hell, does it really matter? USS Sacagawea is mid-way through it’s 24 week transit to some forsaken hellhole that Starfleet has probably forgotten about, carrying 550 million metric tons of garbage that nobody wants and we’ll end up coming back to haul away anyways. The last contact with any…

[insert Vulcan Howl here]

You’re kidding, right? Right? No, come on... seriously??

Obligatory.

Came here to query on this exact topic.

It is interesting to skip from the first radio transmissions to the ones where they are engaging and listen to the difference in the pilots voice. You can hear the stress and adrenaline make it a couple octaves higher.

Straight out of my latest KSP game.

Not having bothered to read the article, I find airport ratings like this pretty useless, especially in large airports with multiple terminals (and when the terminals span decades in age).

“What is your major malfunction numbnuts?” scored a 42, so take the output with a grain of salt, definitely.

It is where I can usually be found during the work week.

I *always* book directly through the hotel website. I have had too many bad experiences booking through a third-party site, even Expedia or TripAdvisor. Sure, they are good for reviews and ratings, but going directly to the source is always better, especially for small properties; I’d rather pay them a couple dollars…