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That’s awesome, sir!
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That's a great collection Bas.
The coin is cool, but I love that book mark!
The coin is cool, but I love that book mark!
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Ummm, probably not.
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I’ve seen the SR-71 at the Pima Air and Space Museum. It’s an amazing aircraft.
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I saw it in flight one time as it was departing Hill Air Force base, UT. When I worked at NORAD in the mid-late 70s we would see it fly through our airspace. We knew what it was from the altitude and speed.
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That must have been an awesome sight. Growing up in NY I used to see the Concord regularly flying over my house in a landing pattern for JFK Airport.
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That’s one I wish I could have seen but never did.
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Never seen that but, yesterday driving home the Warplane Heritage Museum Lancaster flew over. We used to live much closer and it was aregular occurance and other planes as well (and the sound!)
