Little ride today with my neighbor Art to Andrews AFB, MD. I was stationed there for two years back in the late '70 with an F-4 squadron, but my official bird was the Harrier. Great to see the hovering jet again and shake hands with some of the new ordnance Marines. When I asked the young Marine to finish this sentence, " If you ain't ordnance you.........? " He quickly responded, " Ain't sh*t " . I knew right then that he was ordnance. Short ride but the destination was worth the little effort: http://drop.io/anjivk6

... Howdy ... Harrier's and wart hogs make a great combo ... Happy trails ...

Cool Stuff Lee. I love the U.S.A. & all it's firepower. United We Stand.

Seven of my ten years active duty were spent on the A6. (Thus my "handle"). When i left the Marine Corps in 1972 the Harrier was killing a lot of Marine pilots without any help from the enemy. It developed into one fine aircraft. Chopin, thanks for the memories and thanks for your service.
Bill

Semper Fi and 10-4. I arrived at Cherry Pit, NC in 1975 and they had just buried one before my arrival. '74-'80 6531