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That's why I just love this forum.
I think my Heuer collection is not too shabby, but my collection of books and magazines on the F-4 can be classified as really serious (or really stupid).
So I just love this post as it brings the two together (never mind that the 1163 GMT is one of my favourite Heuers).
I have spent time trying to find photos of Israeli or German F-4 pilots wearing Autavias or Heuer bund as these airforces where more associated with Heuers, but no success yet. I'll post if I find.
Thanks David, that is really amusing.
PS: I don't want to run down our Heuer Hero (and the new Mcqueen) J. Feinstein, but technically he was the "WSO" (weapons systems operator) so not flying the actual plane, so is he still classifed as an ace?
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