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From: wanttaja@ssc-vax.UUCP (Ronald J Wanttaja)
Newsgroups: net.aviation
Subject: YA Naval Aviation Slang Term (Re: Out to dry on the glideslope)
Message-ID: <575@ssc-vax.UUCP>
Date: Mon, 24-Feb-86 13:17:04 EST
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Posted: Mon Feb 24 13:17:04 1986
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> >Night IFR in a 152 is *really* defying death, no wonder they had
> >trouble..
> >
> 
> They didn't get into trouble with the power lines, they just got, uh, "hung up."
> 

Well, *I* heard that, when the 152 stopped, the ex-Navy Instructor yelled,

"TRAP THREE!" :-)

					   Ron Wanttaja
					   (ssc-vax!wanttaja)
What we need on this net is more
technical discussion, i.e., arguments,
mud-slinging, etc.  Therefore, in the spirit
of net.jokes.d (:-) ) I hereby shout:
"DOWNWIND TURNS AT LOW ALTITUDE'LL KILL YA!"
<sound of pudgy 150 driver running for cover>