Posted by Rich Iowa on December 03, 2011 at 05:25:42 from (173.25.54.250):
In Reply to: O.T.. BUFFs posted by JerryS on December 02, 2011 at 20:32:37:
I've always loved the B-52s, never have come up with a good reason other than they're just huge awesome planes that seem to defy gravity. I went to the SAC (Strategic Air Command) Museum in Ashland, NE last spring, first time I was able to get right up beside a B-52.
Side note- I heard the term BUFFs but in reference to the Corsair A-7s, also known as flying bricks. When I was a kid my dad worked with them while in the 132nd Fighter Wing of the Iowa Air National Guard. Back then the secruity was much more relaxed and the airport had a viewing spot where you could park almost right next to the planes and runway.
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