Dale Taylor Flyover Thursday Night

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Re: Dale Taylor Flyover Thursday Night

Unread post by Gonzo » Wed Nov 04, 2015 5:53 pm

vegattk wrote:Image
I remember this pic. It looks like it just fired a missile and hit the field.

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Re: Dale Taylor Flyover Thursday Night

Unread post by AppUSMC » Wed Nov 04, 2015 6:49 pm

When I flew flyovers in the Marines, they had to be within 7 days of a military holiday. That's was a federal regulation. Veterans Day is on the 11th so stAte would be the only opportunity that I see since we're on the road next week.

I've been to the Go Daddy Bowl twice and the H-60's from the USCG air station in Mobile did a night flyover both times. It was pretty cool. I guess bowl games can get around the 7 day rule since it's a special event.

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Re: Dale Taylor Flyover Thursday Night

Unread post by vegattk » Wed Nov 04, 2015 7:40 pm

Gonzo wrote:
vegattk wrote:Image
I remember this pic. It looks like it just fired a missile and hit the field.
I think I remember the game against the Citadel that year felt like we had been hit by a missile.
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Re: Dale Taylor Flyover Thursday Night

Unread post by kiddbrewer » Thu Nov 05, 2015 7:27 am

moonshine wrote:Don't get me wrong, I love flyovers especially since it's to honor a fallen alum but am I the only one wondering why we're planning a flyover at night instead of doing it this past weekend during the day when the spectators can actually see the flyover?
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