About a month ago I had the chance to go to the range.
 A-10s were practicing that day.

Smoke is from the gun being fired.



Target area



Final flyover

I had the opportunity to take a little hop in an Eurocopter EC120B owned by Indiana Helicopters in July. Only the 2nd time I've gotten to fly in a helicopter, the 1st being in 1991 when I did a shift with the local air ambulance, Samaritan which is a (Eurocopter) Dauphin.

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This one is a little more truck oriented.




I may be an amateur, but this is a perfect head shot. LOL


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“He, who is without oil, shall throw the first rod” Compressions 8.7:1
Steve Peterson
Central Wisconsin

Follow The Leaders For They Know The Way AUTOCAR

Here are a few from the EAA convention at Oshkosh this past Saturday.




Warning: may not be politically correct

I'd fly 10,000 miles to smoke a camel!

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“He, who is without oil, shall throw the first rod” Compressions 8.7:1
Steve Peterson
Central Wisconsin

Follow The Leaders For They Know The Way AUTOCAR

Ha, I can beat that,

This morning I saw a video on TV of a tractor trailer flying. I didn't catch the details, I just caught a glimpse of the video, ABC News. It wasn't pretty but they walked away.

Double Mountain Manufacturing LLC
Eddy.Lucast@remotedata.com
203-228-1961

Saw a video clip on TV of a DC 10 flying as a low level water bomber. Scarey!:w00t:

Yah, they've had some "issues" and such, but they're still plodding along. Neptune has configured a BAe-146, and has it on contract, but it'll never take the place of the P2V's in my heart.
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I was put on this earth to do a certain amount of things....right now, I'm so far behind I could never die!

It is amazing those are still out being flown hard like that. I know the Forest Service is getting more and more concerned about using elderly aircraft for a lot of work. The Canadians are employing some pretty modern and capable stuff.

1986 Peterbilt 359, 1980 Freightliner FLC 12064

I do all my own stunts. 

It's that time of year again.... so far, nothing close to us, but Neptune's been getting some workouts.........



I was put on this earth to do a certain amount of things....right now, I'm so far behind I could never die!