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Back Seat in an F/A 18
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To anyone who's never experienced multi-G maneuvers it's a hard thing to explain. I was glad to see he didn't go into it all macho... I enjoy seein' THOSE guys go into white-out or lunch-launch. The modern roller coasters don't come anywhere close but folks think those are worth quein' up to ride... sheesh.
I've been fortunate in that I'm not prone to motion sickness, never fouled an O2 mask or aircraft. Been "wrung out" in a number of performance birds, "hottest" was F-4's. Missed an F-15 ride, would LOVE to have experienced an F-18. And the Raptor is just so off th' chart it's spooky.
I've been fortunate in that I'm not prone to motion sickness, never fouled an O2 mask or aircraft. Been "wrung out" in a number of performance birds, "hottest" was F-4's. Missed an F-15 ride, would LOVE to have experienced an F-18. And the Raptor is just so off th' chart it's spooky.