Warbird Information Exchange

Here is a little short song about the true heros of the flying world, the Crew Chiefs. It is to the tune of the Bud Light song.

Gary, this ones for you......

http://www.warthogpen.com/

go to bottom of page for song.

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A-7D, the Short Little Ugly "Flyer" and A-10A Warthog, weren't called an ATTACK plane for nothing. Remember for a little relief on the ground, call your local Air Force to "Go Ugly Early"!

That's pretty funny. Heck, it even sounds like a Crew Chief singing it.......don't quit your day job, Sir!

Thanks for the link.

Gary

Thanks Gary, thought you would like it, I really liked the part about droping the pen inside the cockpit, don't know how many times I had a code 1 jet come come code 3 for pilot fod in cockpit.

Kurt

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A-7D, the Short Little Ugly "Flyer" and A-10A Warthog, weren't called an ATTACK plane for nothing. Remember for a little relief on the ground, call your local Air Force to "Go Ugly Early"!

That's pretty funny!

It's scary when they pull up floor panels in the Herks how much stuff is in there that shouldn't be....

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Daddy always said, "If yer gonna be dumb, you gotta be tough" and I'm one tough sonofagun!

You should read the link in the maintenance page. Some weird stuff out there.

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A-7D, the Short Little Ugly "Flyer" and A-10A Warthog, weren't called an ATTACK plane for nothing. Remember for a little relief on the ground, call your local Air Force to "Go Ugly Early"!

This rocks...

That's the kind of aviation writing I'd like to do (but the editor says: "too many bad words there, lad. Besides, have you checked the VW launcher isa fact?")

http://www.warthogpen.com/fact_sheet.html

"...It can survive having a 2002 VW Beetle launched at it at extremely high velocity by a Russian-made Volkswagen Cannon,..."

"...and can take more punishment than an entire farm full of disobedient donkeys. ..."

Warning - really careful vocabulary has NOT been used in this link. If you want a polite description of a death dealing airplane, look elsewhere.

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James K

"Switch on the underwater landing lights"
Emilio Largo, Thunderball.

www.VintageAeroWriter.com