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If you watch closely, you'll see what is called the "Second Rise" which means the floats are ready to plane or get on the step. The first rise is the plowing thru the water. the demo shows both and as soon as the second rise happens, you relax back pressure to allow the floats to plane and...

You're good to go.

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One less for the Boneyard next year.

The keeper of the paper logbook should sign the bottom of each page attesting to the correctness of the entries for that page. The ones I keep/kept (in addition to FF) has a space for the pilot to "Certify" the accuracy of the entries. Don't know if it is required by FAR but all the ones I have...

But be aware it might be what my late wife used to call a "Pretend Dog" refering to chiuauas or other similar sized dogs. ;)

Didn’t see that. Sorry.

Nicely done.

Ok, no helmet so no chin strap to forget to buckle

Dunno but the guy on the right is on stilts.

That was and is a great piece of writing about a very good man. Two uncles were WWII Vets. One, Ralph, a Radioman/Gunner in B-25's and the other, Joe, an Infantry Grunt in Italy. When Joe came home, he gave me a cigarbox of German Insignia and Medals that he took off of dead or captured Germans...

Reminds me of the comment a former Marine Aviator friend made to me many years ago. "There are two kinds of AV-8B Pilots, those who have ejected and those who will."

Is it a rotary or a radial or a ?

Who are the loons in charge at KSHB????

Still have my TWA FF Number with American after they gobbled up TWA.

A "journalist" doesn't need a reason.

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Rudi Opitz, the principal test pilot on the Me163 program who survived to be picked up in Operation Paperclip and worked in the U.S. aerospace industry for many years. He also worked in the Me110 test program before WWII. He was a noted soaring pilot as well and passed away in 2010 at the age of...

Translation is a little wanky at times but I found this very interesting. We have one at the National Museum of the USAF at W-P AFB.