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I appreciate the new bookmarklet, but really, you know, we are supposed to be the most inventive thinkers on the planet - Miracle Metal, Invisible Power Screen, Free-hanging Truss Arches ... to say nothing of hiding the front porch around back and rediscovering the light bulb... So, really, features are indeed benefits, but I never mind working bit for my fun.

one of my favorite docent stories. This guy who probably lied about his age to enlist, was a waist gunner on both B17s and B24s. He liked the B24 better because he could fill up his lighter from the leaking fuel line running through the bomb bay. Before anyone lit up , they'd make sure the bomb bay door was open

And soon they will be gone. Who, then, will tell us of the things that happened? All we shall have are the dry and sterile words on a page to remind us of those who struggled, and died, to keep us safe and free. We shall never see their like again.

I had my private for awhile but it got too expensive to fly and my medical was out of sight as I had to have a cerebral angiogram every year, per your friendly FAA, for a stent in my left vertebral artery. I flew mostly 172s, although my favorite was the Cherokee 180. Still have my logbook. Sure miss those quiet times at FL120. Reminds of a line from 'Out of Africa' when Redford says to Streep that he wants her to see the world through God's eyes. Sorta like that.

Was no pilot. Motor pool. Was 6 mos too old when received commission and AF would not credit 4 yrs enlisted. Really would have liked to have flown transports. Wasn't interested in fast movers. b-52 would have been okay but really wanted 141, FRED, 130, or 17.

You couldn't go wrong after moving up to officer. Did you maintain your pilots license after you got out?

High five, bro. Was slotted for MLO after ROTC. Went transportation instead. Shoulda stayed in missiles.

Awesome! I was enlisted for 7 years. Worked on MMII ICBMs for 4 and was a flight engineer on the C-5 for 3. (Mostly I just went to school. LOL)

My favorite is Pima Air and Space Museum. dang, I never tire of visiting there. The docents from WWII are getting fewer every year ;(

thank you. Rangar. with an e lol
but yes, you caught it.

thanks Kfaye. I hope you enjoy it!

If you've never been there, look at all the aircraft on display around the parade field, aircraft going back to the 30's. My favorites are the B-56 Canberra and the A-37B Dragonfly. Flew a T-37 during visit to Luke AFB while in ROTC. Easy airplane to fly, very forgiving. T-37 called Tweety Bird. Burns jet fuel and whistles.

Oowah!! I'm retired AF. Enlisted and officer. Went through Lackland in 1969. Was at Lackland yesterday on business for my daughter.

The description looks awesome! I love the name of the hero, Hank Ragnar!

Tell him thank you for his commitment. Our family is very grateful for all those who volunteer and serve.

Thank you for providing the link...just bought the book :)

My youngest is graduating from Basic Training in San Antonio. It will be good to see him again.

thank you very much. I hope you'll enjoy it!

Whar ya goin' to in Texas, podnuh?

Thanks! I'll put it on my Kindle when I get home. I'm flying to Texas tomorrow for a week, so this is good timing.

here's the link:
http://www.amazon.com/Pendulum-Justice-R...

glad you asked (although I wish you had asked yesterday when we had 103 lurkers in the Gulch. lol)
"Pendulum of Justice." written with my husband. there's a couple of posts on it in here. tech thriller Only on Kindle right now, paperback and Nook shortly

what is your book?

did you buy my book? lol