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| A U.S. Navy sailor gets a lift to an MH-60S Sea Hawk helicopter from Helicopter Strike Squadron 8 crew members in the Arabian Sea, The sailor is a explosive ordnance disposal technician.Crew members are attached to the John C. Stennis, which is deployed to the U.S. 5th Fleet area of responsibility as part of Operation Enduring Freedom. U.S. Navy photo by Petty Officer 3rd Class Will Tyndall |
*I bet it's been on loan to the Army!
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Ahh...serenity.
Ahhh.... *laughter*
Susan, if I remember correctly, this what is known as flying Space "A".
You two are seriously making me laugh....
"And after each forty-five minutes of trolling for mermaids, we reel in the bait for a fifteen-minute break..."
*mmmmmfff.....*
I should know by now not to drink coffee while I read these comments...
*sigh*
It's the new multi-frequency dipping sonar.
Cheers
... warm water, normal voice; cold water, a bit higher ...
Cheers
...sharks present, voice high and squeaky; sonar dry, cable too short...
Hallucinations, crew drinking Jimson Weed Tea. Stirred, not shaken.
If it's in a helicopter, it's being shaken...
Then... what are those top-twirly things for?
I'm confused....
They're for beating the air into submission...
BEAT IT YOU LANDLUBBER ARMY DOGS!!!!
Okay -- stand outside the turning radius over by the nice horsie while I fire 'er up...
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