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Old 06-12-2009, 10:24 AM   #301
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You are right because life is just too short for this. I’m outta here.
Wow! So since it is obviously not worth playing nice, you are just going to tuck your tail and run? How very mature...
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Old 06-12-2009, 01:48 PM   #302
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Good riddance.
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CF-105 design specs

AIR 7-3 Supersonic All-Weather Interceptor Aircraft Specs.

(which became the AVRO Arrow, CF-105)

+ Operate from a 6,000 ft. runway
+ A range of 6,000 nautical miles
+ capable of accelerating to Mach 1.5
+ To have a crew of 2, a pilot and a navigator
+ Carry an advanced weapons system with an advanced targetting system.
+ Capable of operating in Canada's harsh environment
+ Manoeuvre at 50,000 ft while pulling 2 G's
+ Two engines.

I hope this answers a few questions
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Ran across a neat little bit of info related to the Arrow in a issue of Air & Space Smithsonian. The head test pilot Jan Zurakowski and long time aviator never had a official pilot's license. The reason given was he never had to apply for one, and was such a good pilot, no one thought to inquire about it.
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Ran across a neat little bit of info related to the Arrow in a issue of Air & Space Smithsonian. The head test pilot Jan Zurakowski and long time aviator never had a official pilot's license. The reason given was he never had to apply for one, and was such a good pilot, no one thought to inquire about it.
Eddie Rickenbacker never had a pilot's license as well.

In Zurakowski's case he was flying a military aircraft for the Canadian government. In many cases military pilots (and former military pilots) never get licenses if they are employed flying government aircraft.
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Old 10-23-2009, 02:39 PM   #306
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I know plenty of military pilots who do not have civilian pilots licenses.
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I guess it is not all that uncommon.
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