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Fat Albert
Political Correctness is the language of lies, written by the corrupt , spoken by the inept!
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This is the one I like
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I have been on an unladen, minimum fuel load B747 out of Heathrow and they actually managed a very short take off and 45 degree climb. Pushed hard back into the seat and then a nice near un-powered glide into Gatwick!
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Herc = only good for jumping out of!
I have flown an awful lot of miles in C130s (Before the J arrived) and never really enjoyed any of it, get on ear defenders on - Hammock up/sleep - but I did enjoy jumping out of them. Spent a memorable spring/early summer with the Polish para's practicing for the D day celebrations - now that really was a good time!!
I have some very good friends that I see quite a lot who still fly them and or are Loadies etc - Good old Lyneham.
Mike
I have flown an awful lot of miles in C130s (Before the J arrived) and never really enjoyed any of it, get on ear defenders on - Hammock up/sleep - but I did enjoy jumping out of them. Spent a memorable spring/early summer with the Polish para's practicing for the D day celebrations - now that really was a good time!!
I have some very good friends that I see quite a lot who still fly them and or are Loadies etc - Good old Lyneham.
Mike
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Herc = Pickfords van with wings, one hell of a ride till you jump ooooooooouuuuuuuutttttttttt 1001 1002 1003 on my nutssss.
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I only jumped out of Islanders. Always fun but not as much fun as paragliding :?
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The RAF just like ryan air will drop you near the destination may have a bit of a trek to the city centre. Never late getting you there not so worried about getting you home air bridge my arrse.
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I jumped with a RAF display team back in the late 70's. First day I turned up to start one of the instructors walked over to me and told me run round the DZ whilst he had another cuppa. It was bloody good training and I used some of it a few years later when I took up paragliding.
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jumpig out of perfectly good aircraft....... sign01 Nearest I ever got was paragliding from about 6000 feet..and I hate heights...
Weird feeling though, normally up a ladder gives me the wobblies but strangely relaxing on the way down...Funny how my "pilot" had bottled out of a try dive at 10 meters.
Weird feeling though, normally up a ladder gives me the wobblies but strangely relaxing on the way down...Funny how my "pilot" had bottled out of a try dive at 10 meters.
Political Correctness is the language of lies, written by the corrupt , spoken by the inept!
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My paragliding was all in Derbyshire off the edges and invariably ended with me picking bracken out of the control lines when I packed the rig away. I did manage the occasional 40-50 minute flight :goodjob:
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