[Rhodes22-list] One or Two, how about 10?

[Chris Geankoplis]

After flying B29's and B26's in WWII, my dad flew B-36's which had 4 turbo
jet engines and 6 big 3,000 hp radial prop engines. He took me down to Davis
Montham AFB in Tucson when he was stationed to look at the "Bone Yard" of
obsolete aircraft in the early '60's.  Row upon Row of WWII bombers and Post
War Bombers.  Very cool for a 13 year old kid.

Chris G

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[mailto:rhodes22-list-bounces at rhodes22.org] On Behalf Of Ben Cittadino
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Subject: Re: [Rhodes22-list] One or Two?

As an Air Force guy you may be familiar with the old aviation adage, "two
engines are better than one, four are better than two, and if the wings were
longer I'd want more engines than that". (or words to that effect). That's
how I feel about my second battery, and I've considered keeping a third
available onboard.

BenCittadino
s/v susan kay
Sandy Hook Bay Marina, NJ



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BenC
S/V Susan Kay (Rhodes22 '93 recycled '08) Highlands, NJ (Homeport)
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