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  1. beddoe
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    V-22 in Theatre

    From: malcolmedwina@bellsouth.net [mailto:malcolmedwina@bellsouth.net]
    Sent: Tuesday, October 30, 2007 3:22 PM
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    OOOOOOOOORRRRAAAAAAAAHHHHH! Thanks to Art Sifuentes for the picture. Wish I was there with them. Semper Fi, Y'all.

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    Great to see this awesome bird

    I was part of the restoration crew that restored Mike Clausen's CH-46 dedicated in Charlotte, NC the Weekend of Oct, 20.

    The Marine Corps sent one of the V-22 Osprey's to Charlotte to be part of the Static Display next to the CH-46, known as Blood, Sweat, & Tears.

    The two Aircraft standing next to each other was a magnificent sight, and was very impressive for all who saw it. Particularly impressive was the landing and the takeoff of the Osprey. What a sight.

    OORAH! Marine Corps! VMM-263 will be well received by the Marines and should be feared by the Enemy. I know the crew that I met in Charlotte, and the Marines who crew this Aircraft will do us proud. Carry 0n!

    Dennis A. Craycraft
    Last edited by racing agent; 10-31-2007 at 10:54.

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    Quote Originally Posted by beddoe View Post
    From: malcolmedwina@bellsouth.net
    [mailto:malcolmedwina@bellsouth.net]
    Sent: Tuesday, October 30, 2007 3:22 PM
    Subject: V-22 in Theatre

    OOOOOOOOORRRRAAAAAAAAHHHHH! Thanks to Art Sifuentes for the picture. Wish I was there with them. Semper Fi, Y'all.

    http://www.popasmoke.com/images/thundermark.jpg
    Check out the CH-46's to the right of the Osprey! Still crazy after all these years. Those things were built during the Viet Nam war and still pulling! Carry On!


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    VMM-263 (MV-22B Osprey) Photos from aboard the USS Wasp LHD-1

    [SIZE="3"]If you haven't seen this link you should.


    http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-chat/1914019/posts
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    Brook Stevenson
    9/'67 - 10/'68

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    Thanks to all of you..
    The pictures are really very great...
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  6. HMM-263 Moderator Ray Norton's Avatar
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    A thought

    It appears that the Ospreys take off from a large deck by flying forward.

    What a wonderful idea.

    I recall the H46 ship departure procedure under these conditions as follows:

    1. Lift into a hover over the deck in ground effect. Check guages and insure adequate power.

    2. Slide sideways over the water. Make certain that the helicopter also has enough power to hover out of ground effect.

    3. Proceed on course.

    It was never clear to me what to do if the check in step 2 failed.

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