And what would keep them on station?
EAA Airventure 2022
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Re: EAA Airventure 2022
Aren't they nukes? I would hope they would motor along into the headwind, doing whatever pattern they usually do.And what would keep them on station?
I just meant decommissioned from the military, in my fantasy the reasonable (compared to ferry fees) landing costs keep a skeleton crew and they keep circling the area. Maybe they are research stations as well.
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