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Day 5 with the Tankers

Today was another slow afternoon at the airfield. The winds that were forecast last night for the Fourmile fire area did not materialize, much to the relief of the people living to the west of Boulder. The lines are holding for now and the fire is about 45% contained.

BUT……..as the pilots have said………one hot day with strong winds and the fire can start all over again.

So today was another “sunny side up” day.













Also met the pilot of # 48…..Dean O. Talley. Great guy and he has a book out that is a real fun read.



BUFFIE

Great Photos! Thanks for sharing. I got a message from my cousin this morning. He is firefighter out there on the ground. As per him there are 800+ firefighter on the ground and they are sleeping in the open. According to him the fire lines are holding.
You really have to appreciate what these guys walk into. These are real heroes in my book.

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Andrew King
Air Museum Director with no Museum to Direct
Open to Suggestions

Thanks for sharing the pictures. Maybe stand by one of the P3's with your hands in your pocket for Jack......

Thanks for sharing the pictures. Maybe stand by one of the P3's with your hands in your pocket for Jack...... [/quote]


Once again I have to say "That There Is Funny"
No kidding, thanks for the great pics of those great machines, & God Bless the crews that operate them.

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Fly Fast Make Noise!

Beautiful shots of the old Navy warriors, any possibility of getting some interior shots of the P-3

Will get some P-3 Interior shots.

For now here are some from the interior of Tanker 10

BUFFIE

Thanks for those pictures. Used to work at an airport in NM that was a fire attack base. Some years there would be a lot of activity and other's not so much. Brings back a lot of good memories

Wow...those planes look like they are in fantastic condition! Thanks for posting the pictures....

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"Everyone wants to live here (New Jersey), evidenced by the fact that it has the highest population per capita in the U.S..."

How do the pilots get paid and how much? Do they get paid by the flying hour, the job, per the year?

They do pretty good is that a full jar of Almonds on the flight deck instead of peanuts....

I never did that...it was a A-6E not a P-3
BTW Gary though that whole deal was funnier than h*ll!! He posted that picture with a smart remark ever so often

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Don't touch my junk!!

Wonder when you were going to stop by at see it........

You have one more out there.....

Found it yet??