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Craig59
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Driving home yesterday, I swear my truck ripped the steering wheel from my hands and turned into the gas station when it saw this! The gentleman told me he takes it to airshows and sells hero pictures in it. When I got home I pulled out my logs to see if I'd flown 57-2269 in either UPT or later in the ACE program in SAC.

Missed it by 18!

Baugher's site shows 2269 (c/n 40202, T-37B) to AMARC as TE023 Sep 23, 1991.


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Neat, would love to find something like this someday...

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That's awesome. Made it out before the Batman paint job ...

Was it complete inside?

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Ken wrote:
That's awesome. Made it out before the Batman paint job ...

Was it complete inside?

Ken


It was indeed complete, Ken. Deactivated seats, instruments, throttle quadrants, everything. I could almost hear myself reciting all 47 words of the spin recovery procedure! Memories....

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20 words, 3 words (opposite turn needle), 20 more words.

Neat blog missive here: http://www.dailykos.com/story/2013/01/3 ... nto-Noise#

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