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LabRat
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Be sure and read the punch line at the end....it's just perfect .


NORFOLK - Norfolk Naval Station. The incident forced the closing of the field
to all but helicopter traffic and made for a dramatic sight for hundreds of
motorists passing beneath during morning rush hour.

"That thing's like a big building sitting there.'' said motorists. The nose
of the aircraft actually stuck out and OVER the Interstate !

The aircraft's nose was so far over the end of the ramp, the crew was unable
to see the runway where it was supposed to turn around so the pilot simply had
to leave it at the end of the runway. The Air Force C-5 Galaxy, largest
airplane in the free world, is almost as long as a football field and as high as a
six-story building.

Weighing 420 tons with a full load, it uses a system of 28 wheels to
distribute its weight. The aircraft had to wait for a specially made towbar trucked in
from Dover,Del. When the tow bar arrived, it was used to hook the C-5 to a
tractor that then turned the aircraft around. The plane was not damaged.

The female copilot was overheard saying to the male pilot as they exited the
plane...


"I told you we should have stopped and asked for directions "

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Thats why I ALWAYS fly "TREETOP airlines"!!

They stop once for gas and twice for directions!!!!

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Just wondering....why do all of those people have the same T-shirts on?

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My guess is "field trip" [Big Grin]

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Good one AliG!!!

Tutu, how did you see that detail.

I completely missed that.....

You eagle eyes, you!

Hugs,

Geneal

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quote:
Originally posted by Geneal:
Good one AliG!!!

Tutu, how did you see that detail.

I completely missed that.....

You eagle eyes, you!

That's me!! Yup...must be a field trip! [spinning smile] [Cool] [Big Grin]

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