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MITO Video For B52 Brats
- 9-19-2009
OK! This is for all you B-52 Brats. This is an awesome video of the alert crew drilling MITO (Minimum Interval Take-Off )
I've actually seen this in person...I don't know if it was as many planes, but I have seen them take off like this and it is remarkable.
Check it out! http://www.fark.com/cgi/vidplayer.pl?IDLink=4632948
I have to say...as much as I love the B52 and can pick out that swirl in the sky any time any place, I don't know if I'll ever warm up to the battle ship gray color. The BUFF of my time was done up in Camo...Different era, different war, different paint job I guess.
Global Thunder...Rock on baby!
I've actually seen this in person...I don't know if it was as many planes, but I have seen them take off like this and it is remarkable.
Check it out! http://www.fark.com/cgi/vidplayer.pl?IDLink=4632948
I have to say...as much as I love the B52 and can pick out that swirl in the sky any time any place, I don't know if I'll ever warm up to the battle ship gray color. The BUFF of my time was done up in Camo...Different era, different war, different paint job I guess.
Global Thunder...Rock on baby!
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Debbie
Said this on 10-8-2009 At 03:29 pm
I loved watching that!Thank you for sharing it. Dad was a KC135 pilot and I spent many a times down at the Alert Shack playing pool and watching them do the take offs. It reminded me of why I have early hearing loss. No too big of a price to pay to see such a thrilling event :)
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