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The IRS Discriminates Against Disabled Vets. Read This I am a disabled Veteran and I'm still unable to function properly at all. After talking to the IRS, because of the stress, I had to go somewhere and work on something. I fixed bent rim on a kids a bicycle and that was just too much for me. Now I'm unable to do anything at all again. The allergies are just starting to hit so I will have to leave as soon as the sneezing starts or I will be bleeding internally again, and as weak as I am now, I doubt that I will make it, so I must leave here very soon for my health.
The IRS said that they will attach my disability for the money,
even though they owe money. If they attach my disability
it will instantly push me into bankruptcy, close my website, I
will have to move into the woods, my 92 year old mom will have
to move into a nursing home and she will lose her pets (her
babies) and her house. I have until June 12th to get everything
taken care of, yet I have more than two years of paperwork
laying on my desk, but just sitting up for about thirty seconds
causes internal bleeding which means weeks of having to lay in
bed. So that's why I joined the military during the Viet Nam
War so I can ensure that our people can have truth and justice
in America.
I was reading on the web that there are 400,000 homeless,
disabled Vets in America. I will soon be 400,001. This huge
number of vets has shocked me. On Fox TV they said that
Nancy Pelosi spent $16,000 on flowers and decorations and
another $10,000 for someone to write her a speech. This is
your money! I'm not yelling at her, because it's all of he
politicians that are doing this. They are public servants,
how could they justify a single cent for flowers when there is a
single Homeless Disabled Vet in our country. We also pay
them to be intelligent enough to write their own speeches.
Ten Thousand Dollars can go a long way in feeding homeless
Veterans. And, on top of that, I want to here what they have to
say, not a speech writers story. These people should be
literate enough to write their own speeches and not blow our
money so we can hear them read someone else's work.
But do you want to see what a disabled vet looks like, Click here to see what happens to me even after adjusting a few bicycle spokes. Then Click Here to read the Webmasters Story. Also Click here to read about how the Federal Government is treating our Veterans. C. Jeff Dyrek, Webmaster |
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The aircraft is an EA-3B Skywarrior. The "E" means Electronic Warfare. The squadron is the Fleet Air Reconnaissance Squadron One (VQ-1) Detachment Bravo is the only squadron detachment presently serving aboard the USS Kitty Hawk. Three EA-3B Skywarrior aircraft and 39 flight and maintenance personnel are on temporary additional duty (TAD) from their parent squadron, based at NAS Agana, Guam. VQ-1 provides Electronic Warfare Support capability to Carrier Air Wing Eleven. The A-3 Skywarrior was sent with the battle group for extended communications and Electronic Countermeasures (ECM) The man in this picture is Steve Ostier (according to the yearbook) I always remembered him as Fenton, but after 25 years, who knows. If someone knows him please let me know at the bottom of this page. |
| A Letter from
Mike, one of our readers.
Good photo of the A-3 Skywarrior. The small window behind the cockpit was where the enlisted guy sat. His seat faced backwards by the way. The A-3 was also one of the last birds to use the cable sling type launch system, same as the F-4 Phantom, instead of the holdback link which is now used on current aircraft. AMH1 M. M. Perkins 1974-1982) Go Navy! |
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Nice Job on the website. I spent two years aboard the old Roosevelt (USS Franklin D. Roosevelt - CVA-42) - 1962-64. I was an ET in ship's company and repaired ship's radar. I note that the art of nicknaming airplanes seems to be fading. We carried a number of aircraft, many of which were called by unofficial nicknames. Some of the crew probably didn't know the "real" names. You mentioned one - the A-3 Skywarrior. We carried them in a heavy attack squadron eleven (VAH-11). As you mention, the A-3 Sky Warrior was known throughout the fleet as the Whale. The aircraft that we carried were attack configured and were designated A-3D (the D stood for Douglas - the manufacturer). The black joke was A-3D stood for "all three dead, since the aircraft has no ejection seats. Others that I recall are: WF-2 Tracker "Willy Fudd" (predecessor to E2-C) S2-F Tracer (?) "Stoof" (predecessor to S-3) AD-6 Sky Raider "Spad" (I think the designation was changed later - talk about a bomb truck!) A4-D Sky Hawk "Scooter" The F-8 Crusader, F-4 Phantom II, A-7 Corsair, F-18 Hornet, F-14 Tomcat all seem to have escaped nicknames - maybe we are getting better at naming aircraft! The only two aircraft currently in operation (that I know of) that carry nicknames now (other than the Whale) are the S-3 Viking "Hoover" (due to the unique engine noise associated with a high bypass fan engine) and the E-2C Hawkeye "Hummer" (also due to the unique engine/propeller noise created by the Allison T56 engines). Concerning the RA-5, she was originally designed to be a supersonic high altitude nuclear delivery aircraft - sort of a shipboard B-70. The bomb bay opened aft and slanted down - the sailors referred to her as the aircraft that s__t it's load. Trouble was that the bomb could get caught up in the slip stream around the aircraft and actually hit the aircraft, or at least cause very large bombing errors. Also, it was a maintenance intensive aircraft and was very quickly relegated to recce work. We did the carrier quals for the A-3J (as it was originally designated) prototypes aboard the old Rosy Boat. Finally, I take umbrage with your contention that the A-7 is the ugliest aircraft in the inventory. Have you looked at the A-6 lately? I contend that the "flying drumstick" is butt ugly and the A-7 is a beauty queen by comparison. Thanks for a good walk down memory lane. Bob Siefker
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