Fa 18 Korea Manual Mac Pc

ocs.com http://www.replacementd )$.RUHD )OLJKW0DQXDO 1 $%2877+($87+25 Dave Putze graduated from Pennsylvania State University in December 1984 and was commissioned a Second Lieutenant in the United States Marine Corps. After Marine Corps basic school, he attended flight training at NAS Pensacola, FL. He graduated from Navy primary flight training on the Commodore’s List with distinction and selected Jets. Dave received his coveted “wings of gold” in September 1987, with carrier qualifications completed aboard the U.S.S. Lexington, and the U.S.S. Enterprise. His first aircraft assignment was A-6E Intruders with VMA(AW)-242, in which he logged over 750 hours and one WestPac tour. While flying the A-6, Dave distinguished himself by being selected to attend the rigorous Weapons and Tactics Instructor (WTI) course in MCAS Yuma, AZ. In early 1990, an informal transition board in Headquarters Marine Corps, Washington D.C. chose Dave over several other qualified Marine Aviators to fly the brand new F/A-18D Night Attack Hornet. Returning to his former squadron, now re-designated VMFA(AW)- 242, he made a second WestPac deployment and the very first “Cope Thunder - North” exercise. Before leaving VMFA(AW) –242 for school in Quantico, VA, he had accumulated over 850 hours of Hornet time in the Fleet Marine Force. While attending Amphibious Warfare School in Virginia, Dave was interviewed and then selected to be an Instructor at the prestigious Naval Strike Warfare Center (NSWC) at NAS Fallon, NV. His duties while at NSWC included (in addition to flying F/A- 18s) Navy Air Wing instructor / evaluator, mission planning and preview systems model manager, and F/A-18 Instructor pilot. In 1996, Dave separated from active service. Although still a Major in the Marine Corps Inactive Reserve, he is currently flying Boeing 727’s for Federal Express Corporation. Dave is married to the lovely Miss Michelle Gilderman, and they have two children, Nicole and Justin. During his military flight career, Dave has participated in several airshows, flying military aircraft demonstrations for the public. He has also flown in numerous photo sessions, and has been featured on the covers of such publications as; Aviation Week and Space Technology, Marine Magazine, and Leatherneck Magazine. You can also find shots of him in a computer screen saver collection and in some fighter aircraft calendars. Dave also appears in an episode of Sea Wings entitled “The Killer Bee.” This is his first book. 3 First and foremost I wish to thank my wife Michelle, for putting up with me and the long, arduous hours required to bring this manual to completion. Thanks dear! Oh, I’ll be home sometime before dinner… can you pick up the kids? I would also like to thank Trey and Jeff at GSC for giving me this job to begin with, Jeanine and Eric for editing and layout as…