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Posted By:
Hal Brown
Date Posted:
Oct 29, 2007
Description:
Wha--? Surely those can't be... flying saucers!
Date Taken:
Oct 29, 2007
Place Taken:
NASA Langley Research Center
Owner:
Don Maxwell
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Frank A. Carr - Oct 29,2007
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So Don, did NASA let you land your SeaRey at Langley AFB?
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Don Maxwell - Oct 29,2007
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Nah. I asked, but they said, <br /><br /> Dear Mr. Maxwell,<br /><br /> We do not have an airfield. The airfield adjacent to us belongs to the<br /> United States Air Force. The nearest general aviation airfield is at<br /> Newport News-Williamsburg International Airport (PHF)<br /><br />Imagine that--they don't have an airfield!<br /><br />When I asked again AT Langley, I was urged to contact the aero club.
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Frank A. Carr - Oct 29,2007
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Not surprised. NASA aircraft land at LAFB every day, but don't expect us <br />citizens to come for an open house.<br /><br />BTW Don, did you learn what the 'saucers' were? I have an idea.
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