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Frank A. Carr - Feb 12,2008
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A: No.<br /><br />ps: Congratualtions in order Dan, google list zero responses for formagating!
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John Robert Dunlop - Feb 12,2008
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More like formascraping! I thought Darrell was going to put us through the bushes!
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Frank A. Carr - Feb 12,2008
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John, are you flying your new SR?
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John Robert Dunlop - Feb 12,2008
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Not yet Frank. This was Bob Toerner's steed.
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Darrell Lynds - Feb 12,2008
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Yeah whatever John... I know a little low flying does not 'concern' you in the least. I should explain folks... John is the only guy I know that has to list an incident like this on his insurance report.<br />Aircraft type: starfighter<br />incident: ejection from aircraft<br />explanation: aircraft on fire<br />
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Kenneth Leonard - Feb 12,2008
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That requires some further data:<br />Date: 9th Jul 1969<br />Service: RCAF <br />Aircraft Type: CF104 <br />Reg: 104831 <br />Unit: 4 Wing Baden <br />Reason: In flight fire due to foreign object damage <br />Pilot: Capt. J.R. Dunlop<br />Type seat: (Dirty) Lockheed C-2 <br />I can't get the picture of the young Capt D to come across.
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John Robert Dunlop - Feb 12,2008
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Good Ken! (about the picture I mean..) Isn't Google wonderful?! Just no privacy for one's past..
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Dennis Vogan - Feb 12,2008
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Yeah, and back then you fit.
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Kenneth Leonard - Feb 12,2008
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JD - if you would prefer it removed. Say the word and it shall be so.
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Darrell Lynds - Feb 13,2008
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No worries Ken, if you have to remove it we have much more material from the Searey beach BBQ party later that evening.
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John Robert Dunlop - Feb 13,2008
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<lol> no problemo Ken! What does '(Dirty) Lockheed C-2' mean? Those seats worked a lot better than the downward variety and at least gave us 90 knot capability if ejecting on the runway. Remember, this was 40 years ago! The newer Martin Baker had zero zero but as I recall, those only showed up on newer aircraft. I could be wrong..
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Kenneth Leonard - Feb 13,2008
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I added the 'dirty' comment on the type of ejection seat as a joke. I know my seat would be dirty after I had to use it...<br />The 1980s? seats will get you to the surface from 40' under water...for when you flop off a carrier. I believe the F-22 has a few mods to survive ejecting supersonic. I know an F-15E crew did and the cp lost his head. The pilot survived with many broken bones and then had to sit in a sloshing life raft for a couple of hours listening to his bones grind before rescue.
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