rex desilets wrote:The bombers flying out to the fail-safe and returning was, as I recall, only used during the Cuban Missile crisis.
That we know about.......
rex desilets wrote:The bombers flying out to the fail-safe and returning was, as I recall, only used during the Cuban Missile crisis.
MurphOnMillerAve wrote:The boys were more interested in having the photo-record of their friendship preserved forever than in the huge machine thundering near them. Very nice. They knew what was the most important part of that day's outing.
Rufus T. Firefly wrote:MurphOnMillerAve wrote:The boys were more interested in having the photo-record of their friendship preserved forever than in the huge machine thundering near them. Very nice. They knew what was the most important part of that day's outing.
Yes, while the engine photo is interesting - camelback! -- that little sub-scene really caught my eye so I saved this one to share here
Wonder if they were related to the engine's crew?
MurphOnMillerAve wrote:Rufus T. Firefly wrote:MurphOnMillerAve wrote:The boys were more interested in having the photo-record of their friendship preserved forever than in the huge machine thundering near them. Very nice. They knew what was the most important part of that day's outing.
Yes, while the engine photo is interesting - camelback! -- that little sub-scene really caught my eye so I saved this one to share here
Wonder if they were related to the engine's crew?
Interesting point, Rufus. Perhaps that is why the engine stopped for that moment.

MurphOnMillerAve wrote:The boys were more interested in having the photo-record of their friendship preserved forever than in the huge machine thundering near them. Very nice. They knew what was the most important part of that day's outing.
E7 wrote:MurphOnMillerAve wrote:The boys were more interested in having the photo-record of their friendship preserved forever than in the huge machine thundering near them. Very nice. They knew what was the most important part of that day's outing.
Either that, or the "rasslin" match is about to begin, as the half nelson has already been applied!
E7 wrote:MurphOnMillerAve wrote:The boys were more interested in having the photo-record of their friendship preserved forever than in the huge machine thundering near them. Very nice. They knew what was the most important part of that day's outing.
Either that, or the "rasslin" match is about to begin, as the half nelson has already been applied!


Return to “The Club Car Lounge”
Users browsing this forum: No registered users and 80 guests