Bill Gass wrote:
Any Sandman pictures from the show ?
That's the jet I shot last Friday before it goes to a golf course, but maybe a museum but I'm pretty sure a golf course in Arizona with all the other jets on display at each hole on the golf course.
I will give you my address Bill and you can park that T-Bird in the driveway!
BEAUTIFUL!!
The jet's call sign reminds me of a very good book to read on the conflicts the combat soldier endured in Vietnam.
"The Sandman" offers readers a view of the soldiers' paradox: Soldiers must-by military doctrine-do the impossible. Simultaneously, the soldier must deny the existence of emotion-that which spurs one to do the impossible." Then you have President Reagan's words: "He(Pres Reagan) also pledged that the U.S. would not again send soldiers to fight "in a war our government is afraid to let them win". There was a more telling pledge but I can't find it.
Bill Gass wrote:
Any Sandman pictures from the show ?
That's the jet I shot last Friday before it goes to a golf course, but maybe a museum but I'm pretty sure a golf course in Arizona with all the other jets on display at each hole on the golf course.
I will give you my address Bill and you can park that T0-Bird in the driveway!
BEAUTIFUL!!
The jet's call sign reminds me of a very good book to read on the conflicts the combat soldier endured in Vietnam.
"The Sandman" offers readers a view of the soldiers' paradox: Soldiers must-by military doctrine-do the impossible. Simultaneously, the soldier must deny the existence of emotion-that which spurs one to do the impossible." Then you have President Reagan's words: "He(Pres Reagan) also pledged that the U.S. would not again send soldiers to fight "in a war our government is afraid to let them win". There was a more telling pledge but I can't find it.
Leave the car keys under the front porch mat!
Dan
Sep 18, 2025 at 10:18 AM
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