CAP Member to Pilot Space Shuttle Endeavour

Started by Eeyore, November 12, 2008, 11:35:29 PM

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ZigZag911

From the way the news article reads it sounds as if he is a full colonel?

Regular military in O-6 (colonel or navy captain) and flag ranks (general/admiral) will often decline the offer of CAP lt col....can't say I blame them!


MIKE

Ewww... The water recovery system is pretty gross.
Mike Johnston

JAFO78

We didn't get to go see it like I wanted, but we did see it from our place in Kissimmee. We even had rain. My son used his camera and got it on video.
Wow what a site, never gets old.

Now to "Hear" it return with the twin sonic booms on the 29Th.
JAFO

JC004

Any way of knowing if we'd hear him on the ISS broadcasts?  I've actually never listened to one. 

Cmdbuddy

Here's a pic from Titusville that I took last night.  Sorry it's grainy


Christie Ducote, Capt, CAP

Eclipse


"That Others May Zoom"

JoeTomasone

Here's mine from near the Cape Canaveral Air Force Station:


Stonewall

Former cadet pilots space shuttle while another former [Eaker] cadet Tom Culpepper (Seminole Composite and Fairfax Composite Squadrons) circles the launch site in a HH-60 as a PJ in the event the unthinkable happens. 

CAP wins all the way around.
Colonel, CAP (Ret)
1987-1992 (Cadet)
1992-2025 (Senior)

RiverAux

Was FL Wing flying around the launch site like they have done lately?  Would add even a bit more to the event. 

jimmydeanno

If you have ten thousand regulations you destroy all respect for the law. - Winston Churchill