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  Re: What is a Cycle (Jet Engine)?         


Author: Vee-One
Date: Dec 31, 2006 21:21

"Curt" cox.net> wrote in message
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>>> It probably varies by engine type but on the GE CF6-50 it was one
>>> takeoff/landing. So one takeoff, three touch & gos and one full stop
>>> would be four cycles.
>>>
>>
>> Standard AF practice is to count a touch & go as one-half a cycle, so in
>> your example it would be 3 cycles (1.5 + 1 and round up). However, we do
>> also track for the airframe the total # of landings, and the # of
>> full-stop landings, so your example would a 4 to the total column and 1
>> to the full-stop column.
>>
>> Vee-One
>
> A half-cycle? Never heard of that. Standard practice on what aircraft?

E-3 and E-8. Sorry, maybe I shoudln't have said standard practice.
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  Re: "F-35 Test Flight Deemed a Success"         


Author: Ski
Date: Dec 31, 2006 19:00

Ed - for OIF and OEF the "morf" is back to close direct fire. Small calibre
guns and rockets without warheads may have more merit. Concrete bombs were
considered but they skip and bounce sending a high speed hockey puck down
streets. For another war it will go back to standoff and precision but we
need to re-figure all this

"Ed Rasimus" verizon.net> wrote in message
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> On Sat, 23 Dec 2006 16:01:33 -0600, Jack sbcglobal.net> wrote:
>
>>Ed Rasimus wrote...
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  Re: "F-35 Test Flight Deemed a Success"         


Author: Ski
Date: Dec 31, 2006 18:57

Good discussion and I respect what Ed says immensely however gentlemen there
are some very critical differences being experienced in counter-insurgency
warfare now underway in Iraq and Iran and for the moment I want you to stop
looking around the world and realize that we must now bring an end to these
hostilities and it will take a good measure of air power to return the third
dimension to the fight simply because the Army failed to do that when its
"boots on the ground efforts" recognized that the armed helicopter (mostly
Apache and Kiawa) were now unrealiable against a ground sprinkled with armed
insurgents shooting wildly at them from all directions (Cobra II Chapter 14
and Fiasco Chapter 6). The war, which again remmebr is costing billions
every month and is taking nearly one hundred lives every month with many
more wounded has gone on now for five years. So at the moment we are not
looking at a conventional war with China or an invasion of North Korea, we
are focused on Iraq and Afghanistan for this next budget cycle and for the
next few years. We can not afford the new technology breakers that cannot
be applied to these conflicts in good measure and something has to give. We
no longer can deal with "nice to have" and starfing "may be stupid" in most
fighter pilots eyes but our of necessity in this war because of the caveats
of collateral damage and the vulnerability of the attack helicopters fighter
aircart are being asked to come in and strafe - and they do. And note that ...
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  Re: Like Rome's emperors before its fall, Bush considers recruiting foreigners into the USA's military         


Author:
Date: Dec 31, 2006 17:45

In article newssvr14.news.prodigy.net>,
Jack sbcglobal.net> wrote:
> hot-ham-and-cheese@hotmail.com wrote:
>> tedorn44@hotmail.com wrote:
>>
>>> The rot continues in Washington.
>>>
>>> ted
>>
>> Jimmy Carter (D) was training Iranians at Lackland AFB, TX, in 1976.
>>
>> So that they could kill us?
>
> We were training Iranians in TX long before that.

And Germans in Arizona, ...
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  Re: What ever happened to the Tarverbot?         


Author: Scott M. Kozel
Date: Dec 31, 2006 16:48

Vee-One wrote:
>
> "Colic" wrote
>
>> The last I saw of the Tarvebot was sometime in 2004, anyone have any idea
>> what happened to the splaps-boy?
>
> Hush, you! Speak not that name, lest your pitot tubes start working in
> reverse......................

And your wings start generating negative lift....
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  Re: What ever happened to the Tarverbot?         


Author: Scott M. Kozel
Date: Dec 31, 2006 16:47

Vee-One wrote:
>
> "Colic" wrote
>
>> The last I saw of the Tarvebot was sometime in 2004, anyone have any idea
>> what happened to the splaps-boy?
>
> Hush, you! Speak not that name, lest your pitot tubes start working in
> reverse......................

And your wings start generating negative lift....
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  Re: Sandy Burgler         


Author: Ray O'Hara
Date: Dec 31, 2006 16:27

"Scott M. Kozel" attbi.com> wrote in message
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> Al Dykes wrote:
>>
>> Scott M. Kozel attbi.com> wrote:
>>>Al Dykes wrote:
>>>> Scott M. Kozel attbi.com> wrote:
>>>>
>>>>>It is impossible to disprove a negative. The questions that the
>>>>>Wikipedia article allegedly addresses, have not been made officially
>>>>>available to the public.
>>>>>
>>>>>Regarding Sandy Burgler --
>>>>>
>>>>>He was found guilty of what?
>>>>>What was in the documents?
>>>>>Why hasn't he been prosecuted?
>>>>>
>>>>>The public wants to know.
>>>> ...
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  Re: Like Rome's emperors before its fall, Bush considers recruiting foreigners into the USA's military         


Author: hot-ham-and-cheese
Date: Dec 31, 2006 15:15

tedorn44@hotmail.com wrote:
> The rot continues in Washington.
>
> ted

Jimmy Carter (D) was training Iranians at Lackland AFB, TX, in 1976.

So that they could kill us?
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  Re: Sandy Burgler         


Author: Mark
Date: Dec 31, 2006 14:58

"Ray O'Hara" comcast.net> wrote in message
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>
> "Scott M. Kozel" attbi.com> wrote in message
> news:1167504037.700836.301560@73g2000cwn.googlegroups.com...
>> Al Dykes wrote:
>>>
>>> Scott M. Kozel attbi.com> wrote:
>>>>Al Dykes wrote:
>>>>> stealthfan adelphia.net> wrote:
>>>>>> dumpster4@hotmail.com wrote:
>>>>>>
>>>>>>> According to:
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> Sandy Berger's theft of classified documents was worse than
> originally
>>>>>>> thought. ...
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  International Veterans Registry         


Author: Otis Willie
Date: Dec 31, 2006 14:22

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