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Wherefore ye yet speaketh doeth ye contemplate thee question in ye remembrance? IOW: it's all about you.

Fullerton KFUL onfield restaurant is now open with new tenants. I have not yet eaten there so cannot vouch for the fare.

Fullerton Airport Day May 9th. http://business.fullertonchamber.com/events/details/fullerton-airport-days-10385 I've talked with Brendan O'Reilly, aprt mgr. He has been in the position 2 years. I find his enthusiasm to be refreshing.

Planes of Fame at Chino KCNO May 2nd and 3rd. I hope to be working the show again. http://planesoffame.org/?page=general-info BTW: for anyone looking to volunteer for the show, volunteer orientation is April 21st. Attendance is mandatory.

Okay, here's the information. The UH-60s were involved in an orientation event with the CSUF ROTC. It was the 11th Aviation Command out of Los Alamitos AAF providing rides for the ROTC cadets and officers. The CH-53s were confirmed to be USMC and simply transiting the airspace along the same...

I think this fact got glossed over here; there were numerous aircraft involved. The most I saw at any one time was three aircraft, 2 Stallions and a 'Hawk. Given reports I received that same type aircraft were seen at points miles from here at roughly the same time I say there were more than...

Two things: Someone should make a video about Hitler finding out Nick is not going to jail. That Nick has intimate knowledge of 14CFR there is an open door for Nick to make pals with the officer pilot to facilitate a ride a long. If CO is like CA, they fly tricked out new C-206.

Yes, like that except no flag on nacelles and definitely not shiny paint. OD green is flat sheen as you know.

The Stallions were OD green. From that I deduced they must be USMC since I believe Army does not operate CH-53. But the Uh-60 was also OD green. And I believe only the Army operates UH-60 in that livery. I see Fearless said that Navy has Stallions in OD green. But I remain confused why...

My brother in Victorville just texted to say they've been buzzing by his house. Other brother drove up from San Diego and started seeing them around Anaheim. Speculation is either advanced planning for VIP TFR or they're scoping for a terrorist. The mil assets don't launch for the ordinary...

I believe the US Army does not operate the CH-53 in OD green. If that is correct the Stallions are Marine. But the Marines do not operate UH-60. I can only wonder what these two types are doing flying between 200-500 agl over congested city. For the past several hours their route has...

Which is to say about 100 drivers.

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Just shout allah Akbar to let CAIR defend your case.

KSJN St. Johns is on the way. AirNav reporting FS 100LL $3.80.

My cousin is in Phoenix. He had owned a busy automotive body and paint shop for decades. He is now executive with PPG. I have a request for him to ident good aircraft painters in that area.

In that area it would be best to pay attention to wind direction. Winds out of the north will produce the conditions you experienced.

In some ways the STS was the end to manned programs. The shuttle launched and retrieved sats and serviced the ISS but it was one limb on the tree of plenty. The money hungry STS went far to preclude the viability of other programs (we're talking manned here). There remains one manned program...

File ASRS.