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The more I study Warhog, the more respect I have for those who have this as a profession.They must be top athlets too.I just read "Warthog flying in the Gulf War. " The book is strongly recommended.;)

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Also the more respect I have for ED. I'm re-reading Vipers in the Storm (also highly recommended), and even though it's about a different aircraft, ED have just nailed aspects of flying and working the avionics.

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Yeah I have HUGE respect for the pilots in the military. Especially guys running CAS because while we are stressed not to get shot down and make this munition hit the target, when / if it goes wrong, "oh well restart", there is no restart button for blue on blue events or really losing your life. Not to mention the cool head you have to have on your shoulders for the lengths of time you are in pure boredom and then sheer terror. My dad is a police officer and he often explains his job as, "50% paperwork, 45% pure boredom, 5% sheer adrenalin." That's kind of how I imagine the guys and gals fighting for us, either in the air or on the ground.

 

I mean after all who can't respect them, everyone has at least one family member in the military now a days.

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Two other good reads.

 

A-10s Over Kosovo by Col. Christopher Haave and Lt. Col. Phil Haun both USAAF

 

and

 

Warthog by William Smallwood

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A-10s Over Kosovo by Col. Christopher Haave

 

Check post 4 here: http://forums.eagle.ru/showthread.php?t=60293

 

Edit: looks like it's no longer available from the link in the thread. Try here: http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&cd=1&sqi=2&ved=0CBgQFjAA&url=http%3A%2F%2Febooks.gutenberg.us%2FAU_Press_Collection%2FBooks%2FHaun%2FHaun.pdf&ei=PNvRTYiiN4jRhAe4uIjyCQ&usg=AFQjCNG_rj9hXUdIOsgnn92fYl_chIWuqw

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