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[gliderman1]

I'm surprised the Navy doesn't save these and make new hookers out of them. They could always be 'recycled' in the VIRGIN ISLANDS!!

All old hookers are not the same. Some just stand around.

http://www.navalaviationmuseum.org/

Visit the Naval Air Museum web site and take a look at the planes and placard stands.

[hink441]

Yes it is good to see these old hookers re-utilized once again !!

[Jack's Son]

DAMN......I'm always the last to know! :pinch: This is just too funny.

[Steindaddie]

Here's something for those who like their Hookers on the hefty side. From an A-3 Skywarrior, BuNo 138951. This beast is six feet long.

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[hink441]

Here's something for those who like their Hookers on the hefty side. From an A-3 Skywarrior, BuNo 138951. This beast is six feet long.

Now we're talking. That hook is a real beast. I remember when I first came in the Navy, they still had the A-3 on the carriers. It was always a treat to watch those huge jets come in and slam on the deck. Thanks for posting, I would love to have one of those!!

Chris