COMMAND POST
 | We welcome all FighterJocks, and Fightergators
who have been members of any Fighter Aviation unit from
any country's armed forces to JOIN the Squadron and be listed
on the Recall Roster.
Sorry, but computer simulation does not count for squadron membership. |
| Anyone who has been in combat in
any
type of military aircraft is also very welcome to join our squadron. After
all, "There is nothing more exhilarating than
to be shot at without result." -- Winston Churchill |
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If you have been Directly Associated with fighter aviation such as
"Life Support", or "Maintenance", or Air Traffic
Control, etc. at an airbase or
a naval fighter aviation unit,
please JOIN our fighter squadron and make your own submissions
to this site (with your name credited) with your
pictures, stories, clips, etc. which can be enjoyed by all visitors.
This site is not just for United States Air Force, Navy, & Marines
combat pilots, but also for anyone from any country who is or has
been directly associated with the weapons of aviation warfare. We welcome anyone who has been personally associated with
Fighter Aviation either as a military unit member, or a civilian contractor
who supported Fighters, or a son or daughter of a fighterpilot, and who has a "Fighter Pilot
Mentality*" to JOIN our
Fighter Squadron. |
Qualified "Fighter Types" as defined above complete the online Membership Form.
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We welcome everyone to ENJOY the world of Military Fighter Aviation, from any country in the world, and any occupation. Just
Taxi down the flightline, visit this Fighter unit's War Room,
Intelligence, Communication, and Equipment rooms. You are Welcome to
enjoy buzzing around the web pages! |
For purposes of discrimination, a "Fighter" is defined as a
heavier than air, fixed-wing craft that has (or had) some form of destructive or
offensive purpose, (including 'electronic' or for fighter training); has a
"G" loading capability of not less than 7.33 G's clean; is manned by
one pilot but may have other 'offensive or defensive' crewmembers; routinely
flies upside down or does aileron rolls; and has a designation that includes
"F", "A", or includes some other accepted Fighter prefix
such as the G91 or MiGxx. Note: some Fighters were manned by two
pilots (F4C in Vietnam), but the 2nd pilot was employed in weapons
delivery and not primarily piloting (although both are Fighter Pilots!).
Now, if your favorite craft does not satisfy this criteria, and you insist
that your bird qualifies as a 'fighter', then send your explanation (and maybe a
picture) for liberal consideration. For instance, the T-33 was originally a
Fighter and was also used in Fighter Training for many years, and so would
qualify.