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    Now this is cool! My pants seem to be getting tighter

    Top 10 Low Pass Jet Flybys | Military.com

    PS: They all make the clip from Top Gun look pretty...um...Whiskey Delta.

    Then there's my beloved A-10. Commonly known as "The Hog"
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    Spitfire fly by - YouTube


    okay it's not a jet, but i bet he got some feathers, where the jets didn't come close.
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    Thanks for the link, the last one is by far the best IMO. As for the A-10's, I love them and think that it is truely one of the most bad@ss planes ever developed. They're stationed here at Davis Monthan AFB here in Tucson, so I get to see them everyday.
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    Been to DM many times. I was assigned to an A-10 squadron in Alaska for 5 years. During Combat Search and Rescue Exercises (as a "survivor" on the ground) I saw them do lots of really neat stuff at pretty low altitude.
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    Those things(A10) can almost turn on a dime, they make everything else look clumsy. I remember the first time I saw one in Korea during field maneuvers back in the '70's. Pretty stinking impressive.
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    Hot Damn!!!! Great Link!!!!!!!!!!!!

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    We had an A10 base not too far away from us growing up. I loved when they flew over. The big sound and distinctive look are hard to miss. It's a flying tank.

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    Just thought I'd throw it that for a lot of jobs in the armed forces you can get a waiver for corrected vision, and if you get surgery make sure to check with the program you are applying for. Pretty sure I recall lasik being no good but one of the other ones was. Make sure you check.....
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    Nope, left Eielson in 1992 (retired in 2005) when I was at Eielson however, resucues were done by an AF Rescue Detachment that was at Eielson at the time (flying H-3's). During the later efforts, I think the Army Aviation guys from Ft. Wainwright came out.
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    Ok..
    The last time I was there was 2003, we were none of the above listed though. The Jollies were already in 60s by then, I think, but we were only there a month or so.
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