I never heard this story.

A little background story about that era.
https://www.navytimes.com/military-...kitty-hawk-incident-fueled-fleet-wide-unrest/
Race riot at sea — 1972 Kitty Hawk incident fueled fleet-wide unrest

By October 1972, in addition to the present racial strains, tensions were beginning to mount on the ship. According to dates and port visits documented in the Kitty Hawk 1972 cruise book, by Oct. 12, it had been 239 days since the ship left San Diego — nearly eight months. For 202 of those days the ship had been out at sea.

A record 155 of those days had been spent "on the line," which is what the Navy called Yankee Station — a position off North Vietnam that launched an average of 120 sorties daily in round-the-clock flight operations. This meant that the ship only spent a total of 37 days in port since leaving home. Seven of those visits had been to the then U.S. Naval Base in Subic Bay Republic of the Philippines. Seven others came on a port visit to Hong Kong.

But the fallout lasted for much of the 1970s and into the 1980s as many within the Navy remained polarized along racial lines — though none ever reached the level of violence that occurred on the Kitty Hawks on October, 1972.

No excuses for that POS sniping criminal but those at sea tours broke good men and turned a few into maniacs that were easy to manipulate by those that wanted a war in this country.

 

Bud Anderson, WWII Triple Ace and Air Force Test Pilot, Dies at 102

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Anderson grew up near Sacramento, Calif., and earned his pilot’s license while still a teenager. He joined the Army as an aviation cadet shortly after the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor and earned his wings before the end of 1942. He trained in the P-39 Airacobra, which he flew at several stateside bases, but switched to the P-51 soon after arriving in Europe in late 1943.

 

 

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/video/r...n-drone-blows-Russian-assault-boat-water.html
Russian troops are sent flying

 

OMG that's his beer holding while driving arm!

 

 

A little polishing compound and it'll rub right out.

 

Shush, Bubba. Act normal and maybe they won't notice when we turn it in.

 

I just don't understand why they haven't dug up a few inches of road below the damn thing yet to increase its height a little bit ...

 

The Su-30SM2s could successfully repel any danger that F-16s might pose over Ukraine’s skies.

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These missiles are believed to have a range of around 186 miles (300 kilometers). However, there is some confusion about the actual mark of the Su-30s depicted.

 

I just don't understand why they haven't dug up a few inches of road below the damn thing yet to increase its height a little bit ...

They did (within limits of it being a heavy RR bridge with time, support and grading requirements.) but idiots are still too 'smart'.

In the pre-lift days.

 

https://www.thejc.com/news/world/fr...i-copter-behind-iran-president-crash-un4r2sch
French TV channel mistakenly reports Mossad agent ‘Eli Copter’ behind Iran president crash
A presenter for the French language version of i24 reported a joke from Telegram

There is no indication of foul play in the deaths of the Iranian president Ebrahim Raisi and foreign minister Hossein Amir-Abdollahian and footage from the crash site shows thick fog in the East Azerbaijan region of Iran.

 

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I know that whenever I made ice cream, it wasn't as simple as putting the ingredients in a can and then freezing them.

 

I know that whenever I made ice cream, it wasn't as simple as putting the ingredients in a can and then freezing them.

Definitely ... perhaps he finished the process by thoroughly stirring the mix for quite some minutes after he landed.

 

 

 

I know that whenever I made ice cream, it wasn't as simple as putting the ingredients in a can and then freezing them.

Here's the original story. It didn't work well the first two times he tried it, but some genius added propellers to stir the mixture.

https://www.warhistoryonline.com/instant-articles/usmc-pilots-used-their-planes.html

 

Suspended driver joins court hearing while driving

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"Those are the charges, yes," Pate said, but Simpson quickly replied: "No, I'm looking at his record. He doesn't have a license. He's suspended, and he's just driving."