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usonian

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5. How "funny". I was in the Coast Guard and my first job when I finished my enlistment was testing jet engines.
Reply to 40RatRod (Original post)
Fri Jan 10, 2025, 04:32 PM
Jan 2025

For G.E. Small engines. The big ones were in Ohio.

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What I saw on Air Force One [View all] 40RatRod Jan 2025 OP
What an exciting experience! Diamond_Dog Jan 2025 #1
What a memory !!!! Karadeniz Jan 2025 #2
I knew someone who flew on Air Force Two LogDog75 Jan 2025 #3
That AF1 now resides at the Museum of Flight at Boeing Field in Seattle. cloudbase Jan 2025 #4
How "funny". I was in the Coast Guard and my first job when I finished my enlistment was testing jet engines. usonian Jan 2025 #5
WOW! Good for you, quite the experience. Fla Dem Jan 2025 #6
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