The Dudley Henriques Story
Rob Arndt
- Dudley Henriques
Now compare that to Hans Rudel who flew 2,530 missions mostly in an
obsolete Stuka and accomplished these figures:
11 aircraft shot down (Fw-190)
3 aircraft with the Stuka
150 artillery pieces
519 tanks
1000 AFVs
several bridges, bunkers, munitions depots
1 battleship "Marat"
2 cruisers
1 destroyer
70 landing craft
expended 1 million rds of MG , 150,000 rds 20mm, and 5,000 rds 37mm
dropped 1 million kg of bombs
flew 600,000 km and used up 5 million litres of fuel
Personally had his leg blown off below the knee and returned to combat
on his own initiative and won the highest award for bravery in the
world- the Knights Cross w/Golden Oak leaves, Swords, and Diamonds-
personally crafted for just him.
Hmmm... who really deserves glorification here??????
Case closed Dudley. Show this to your family and friends.
Rob
Brett
> "I flew a Spitfire Mk XVI and a Mustang".
> - Dudley Henriques
>
> Now compare that to Hans Rudel
Arndt, it appears that all of your hero's lived and died, NAZI's.
Keith W
"Rob Arndt" <teut...@aol.com> wrote in message
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> "I flew a Spitfire Mk XVI and a Mustang".
> - Dudley Henriques
>
> Now compare that to Hans Rudel who flew 2,530 missions mostly in an
> obsolete Stuka and accomplished these figures:
Now compare him with you
1) You've flown a kite (maybe)
2) You've shot a line
Keith
Dudley Henriques
WOW....I've got a live one here. Man...you REALLY don't like me all that
much do you old buddy? :-)))))))
Actually Arndt, I just did show this idiotic post to my gang. They agree
with me, as would anyone else with a modicum of common sense.
You seem to have this compelling unexplained "need" to compare people where
comparison isn't called for . You concoct a scenario wherein you apply a
"glorification" tag to someone you don't particularly like very well and
then proceed in some sophomoric attempt at pitting the two people's
reputations against each other in some kind of credibility battle you have
alone conceived and concocted in your head. All this in a futile attempt to
tear down your adversary.
Well...it might work on the kiddy circuit....and admittedly it might even
work on a few around here, :-))))) but trust me.....it won't wash with the
intelligencia. But if it pleases you to play chess with me, play on!! :-)))
Dudley Henriques
International Fighter Pilots Fellowship
Commercial Pilot; CFI; Retired
dhenriquestrashatearthlinktrashdotnet
(take out the trash :-)
Eugene Griessel
>"I flew a Spitfire Mk XVI and a Mustang".
>- Dudley Henriques
>
>Now compare that to Hans Rudel who flew 2,530 missions mostly in an
>obsolete Stuka and accomplished these figures:
No, no - compare it to my great uncle Hans Mijou rather. On his first
combat mission in a Stuka he was shot down by an Allied pilot flying
a Kitty Hawk and spent the rest of the war in a POW camp in Canada.
For every Hans Rudel there were a thousand Hans Mijous. Your entire
comparison in a non sequitur.
Eugene L Griessel www.dynagen.co.za/eugene
Celibacy is not hereditary.
Curt
>> Case closed Dudley. Show this to your family and friends.
>>
>> Rob
>
>> You seem to have this compelling unexplained "need" to compare people
>> where comparison isn't called for .
>(snip)
> Dudley Henriques
> International Fighter Pilots Fellowship
> Commercial Pilot; CFI; Retired
> dhenriquestrashatearthlinktrashdotnet
> (take out the trash :-)
>
He usually has a compelling unexplained "need" to compare THINGS where
comparison isn't called for. He also has a compelling unexplained "need" to
"close" an issue when he thinks he's ahead by announcing something like
"Case closed Dudley", then withdrawing to his Alpine retreat.
Curt
Dan, U.S. Air Force, retired
> "I flew a Spitfire Mk XVI and a Mustang".
> - Dudley Henriques
>
> Now compare that to Hans Rudel who flew 2,530 missions mostly in an
> obsolete Stuka and accomplished these figures:
<snip>
won the highest award for bravery in the
> world- the Knights Cross w/Golden Oak leaves, Swords, and Diamonds-
> personally crafted for just him.
All knight's crosses we hand made. At the diamond level very few were
ever issued so obviously each was made for a specific man.
>
> Hmmm... who really deserves glorification here??????
>
> Case closed Dudley. Show this to your family and friends.
>
> Rob
>
Teuton, Henriques never claimed to be a war hero or an ace. He has never
clamed to be better the Rudel. The only one talking about glorification
is you. And what have YOU done with your life? Absolutely nothing. You
whine about getting picked on, you lie, you make wild claims, you talk
about things you don't understand so to make up for your flaccid life
you put down people who have actually accomplished things.
Do you have the slightest idea how you come across to us?
If you weren't so amusing I'd have killfiled you long ago.
Dan, U.S. Air Force, retired
Chad Irby
"Rob Arndt" <teut...@aol.com> wrote:
> "I flew a Spitfire Mk XVI and a Mustang".
> - Dudley Henriques
>
> Now compare that to Hans Rudel who flew 2,530 missions mostly in an
> obsolete Stuka and accomplished these figures:
(snip)
> Hmmm... who really deserves glorification here??????
"I'll take 'Guys who didn't fly for the Nazis' for $1000, Alex..."
Rob Arndt
By all means please disclose to me everyone you include in "us" since
you seem to think that it is the entire NG against me.
Not true at all. Some people respond, some do not... some don't even
care.
Who is the "us" you have included yourself with? Let me guess:
Keith Willshaw
Kevin Brooks
and a few others that respond now and then...
WOW! What a fantastic gathering out of all the people who are on this
NG while I write this.
And BTW, you don't have to serve in the USAF or be a pilot to have
accomplished something in life. You would be surprised by some of the
things I've done but that's my business, isn't it?
I've been on this NG for 7 yrs now and a lot of people are right that
it is degraded badly. You seem to want to respond to all my posts but
say relatively little against all the OT posters who flood the NG with
political BS and spam.
I could care less if you killfile me. The NG will go on and other
people with their opinions, views, and complaints will join. I will
still have a voice and there's nothing you can do about it except label
me names.
Dudley Henriques boasts of his almost "unique" part in history since he
flew BOTH a Spitfire Mk.XVI AND... wait for it... the MUSTANG!!!
He's making a valid claim to fame and his bragging about shooting
posters down was challenged. I shot HIM down with Hans Rudel who flew
for the most part what "you people" like to call an obsolete Stuka. It
surely wasn't in his hands. His expert use of that a/c put a bounty on
his head.
Who is the better pilot? Rudel. Who deserves real recognition (despite
the man's political views- which don't mean a damn thing in a cockpit)?
Rudel.
Dudley Henriques is nothing compared to Rudel.
Rob
Rob Arndt
Your "gang"? What, a bunch of geriatrics who think of themselves as the
"greatest generation"?
The fact that you have to display your credentials under your name with
each post shows how truly irrelevent you have become in life since you
need to "remind" everyone of what you've done in life.
You're probably trying to compensate for some inadequacy in your life,
probably phallic in nature. You probably drive a large SUV too, right?
With a large US flag sticker...
Rob
Mortimer Schnerd, RN
>> Now compare that to Hans Rudel who flew 2,530 missions mostly in an
>> obsolete Stuka and accomplished these figures:
>
>> Hmmm... who really deserves glorification here??????
>
> "I'll take 'Guys who didn't fly for the Nazis' for $1000, Alex..."
Rudel didn't just fly for the Nazis... he WAS a Nazi. Unrepentant, too....
--
Mortimer Schnerd, RN
morts...@carolina.rr.com.REMOVE
Brett
> I shot myself down with Hans Rudel who flew
> for the most part what "you people" like to call an obsolete Stuka.
Rudel flew the Stuka on the Eastern Front against what were considered by
his NAZI master heroes second/third/fourth rate opposition. And in the end
he ran away from the second rate opposition to surrender to US Forces.
Dave Kearton
I'm the last person who would want to jump into this worthless thread, and
yet somehow here I am.
I've always found Dudley to be a gentleman in his dealings with me and
others on the group. He's not a saint but a man - just like the rest of
us and at times he reacts to others in a way that we all wanted to from time
to time.
What's wrong with wearing your credentials, if you've earned something
that's different or an achievement, he's perfectly entitled to.
--
Cheers
Dave Kearton
Dan, U.S. Air Force, retired
> Dan,
>
> By all means please disclose to me everyone you include in "us" since
> you seem to think that it is the entire NG against me.
> Not true at all. Some people respond, some do not... some don't even
> care.
> Who is the "us" you have included yourself with? Let me guess:
>
> Keith Willshaw
> Kevin Brooks
> and a few others that respond now and then...
Have you included the people who commented when you called your parents
idiots, whined because people think you are a Nazi or commented on my
"bastard mix background" or however you worded it?
>
> WOW! What a fantastic gathering out of all the people who are on this
> NG while I write this.
> And BTW, you don't have to serve in the USAF or be a pilot to have
> accomplished something in life.
Neither I nor anyone else has ever said this was the case. As a matter
of fact I have told you several times one doesn't have to serve in the
military to serve one's country or be a success in life. You should look
at people who have succeded in life since none of them did it by
belittling others as you do.
You would be surprised by some of the
> things I've done but that's my business, isn't it?
> I've been on this NG for 7 yrs now and a lot of people are right that
> it is degraded badly. You seem to want to respond to all my posts
Don't flatter yourself.
but
> say relatively little against all the OT posters who flood the NG with
> political BS and spam.
You haven't been paying attention.
> I could care less if you killfile me. The NG will go on and other
> people with their opinions, views, and complaints will join. I will
> still have a voice and there's nothing you can do about it except label
> me names.
> Dudley Henriques boasts of his almost "unique" part in history since he
> flew BOTH a Spitfire Mk.XVI AND... wait for it... the MUSTANG!!!
He was making a comparison, not bragging, so why put him down for it?
He's entitled to his opinion. The thread was about personal opinion.
> He's making a valid claim to fame and his bragging about shooting
> posters down was challenged. I shot HIM down with Hans Rudel who flew
> for the most part what "you people" like to call an obsolete Stuka. It
> surely wasn't in his hands. His expert use of that a/c put a bounty on
> his head.
> Who is the better pilot? Rudel. Who deserves real recognition (despite
> the man's political views- which don't mean a damn thing in a cockpit)?
> Rudel.
> Dudley Henriques is nothing compared to Rudel.
What on earth has this to do with Henriques' opinion on which aircraft
he likes better? You are the one who brought Rudel up. Why? It makes no
sense at all. The thread was about personal opinions on aircraft, not
about who Rudel. Why do you feel the constant need to belittle non
Germans when you yourself are non German?
>
> Rob
Don Harstad
> Dudley Henriques is nothing compared to Rudel.
>
Don H.
Rob Arndt
the Stuka and his glorious record? Do you personally know the beliefs
of all the Allied pilots/aces? A lot of them were racists that thought
Negros couldn't fly a/c. Gonna comment on that when their records come
up? Nope. Didn't think so... hypocrite.
Rob
Dave
> Well...it might work on the kiddy circuit.... but trust me.....it won't
> wash with the intelligencia.
> Dudley Henriques
You just wait until Bobby publishes his flyin' saucer book (complete with
PICHERZZZZZ, mind you). The "intelligencia" will just be eating that
astounding work of intellectual genius up. Think of it: actual proof of
channeled alien TEKGNOLOGY in the hands of the occultic Nazi supermen. At
last!!!! The world will harmonize in the glory of Nazi ideology.
I am peeing my pants with anticipation of it :)
Dave
Dudley Henriques
> Dudley Henriques boasts of his almost "unique" part in history since he
> flew BOTH a Spitfire Mk.XVI AND... wait for it... the MUSTANG!!!
Actually Arndt, these are only 2 of the over 50 types I've flown if you
count prototypes and test beds, but once again, what is this thing you have
about "boasting"? let me get this straight, as following your mental chain
on this thing is a bit confusing if nothing else.
At this point I''m simply trying to find out if you're just nuts or just
another of the rare RAM simpleon asshloles we pick up around here from time
to time?
Is it your contention that if some one answers one of your posts asking for
a comparison of two airplanes and the person answering makes a simple
statement that he has flown both types and that each has it's own unique
brand of beauty; that THIS constitutes boasting to the point that you feel
the need to start a comparison rant between what the poster has said and the
entire war record of another pilot totally unrelated and unmentioned by the
poster in any way, and do so in a most derogatory manner?
Is THIS what you're trying to sell everybody? Are you NUTS? :-))))
> Dudley Henriques is nothing compared to Rudel.
You know Arndt....in a few posts when this is over, Rudel will still be
Rudel, I'll still be Dudley Henriques, and you will still be nothing but a
pathetic RAM idiot trying in vain to force a non existent comparison between
Rudel and myself that if he was here to see what was going on, he would no
doubt read everything you have written, take a quick look at what I have
written, tell you to go fuck yourself, and then he and I would go out
together and have a drink
:-))
Dudley Henriques
> Dudley,
>
> Your "gang"? What, a bunch of geriatrics who think of themselves as the
> "greatest generation"?
"ouch"...that's mean!! Remember; it's not nice to holler at old people!!
> The fact that you have to display your credentials under your name with
> each post shows how truly irrelevent you have become in life since you
> need to "remind" everyone of what you've done in life.
Actually, if I wanted to do that, I'd simply use
see http://www.alexisparkinn.com/ifpf_history.htm
and be done with it!
> You're probably trying to compensate for some inadequacy in your life,
> probably phallic in nature. You probably drive a large SUV too, right?
> With a large US flag sticker...
>
> Rob
NOW you've done it!!! When my wife sees this you'll be sorry!!!! :-))
Brian Colwell
BMC
raoul
Arndt <teut...@aol.com> wrote:
Dearest Rob:
Do you have a penis?
Wondering,
raoul
Eugene Griessel
And in the world, you are nothing compared to Henriques.
Eugene L Griessel www.dynagen.co.za/eugene
Our Government:
What do they _do_ all day long and why does it _cost_ so much?
Admiral Sir Francis Haddock
>"I flew a Spitfire Mk XVI and a Mustang".
>- Dudley Henriques
>
>Now compare that to Hans Rudel who flew 2,530 missions mostly in an
>obsolete Stuka and accomplished these figures:
[snip]
Whoop de do. Now let me know if Rudel flew a Mustang and a Spitfire.
>Hmmm... who really deserves glorification here??????
Who knows? But I think the relevance of posting a comparison of a
Mustang and Spitfire XVI based on personal experience in a thread
titled by comparing the aesthetics of the two has a certain relevance.
This quality of relevance seems somewhat more elusive in the case of
Rudel.
Did you know that Rudel's artificial leg, being of superior Teutonic
design, could out-run, out-turn, out-dive and out-climb Douglas
Bader's inferior ones produced by second-rate Allied technology? Of
course you did. It's all on a web site somewhere.
http://www.maskoftheilluminatii.com
Gavin Bailey
--
Now see message: "Boot sector corrupt. System halted. All data lost."
Spend thousands of dollar on top grade windows system. Result better
than expected. What your problem? - Bart Kwan En
tffy
The saying about futility of wrestling a pig in the mud applies - you
just get tired and dirty and start noticing the pig is enjoying it.
Second off, and I'm just curious here, and it's as good a time to ask
as any. Every time I read one of your posts, I have no idea how to
sound out your last name... :) A bit of help? Idle curiosity, is all, I
guess :)
Thanks!
Curt
>
> By all means please disclose to me everyone you include in "us" since
> you seem to think that it is the entire NG against me.
> Not true at all. Some people respond, some do not... some don't even
> care.
> Who is the "us" you have included yourself with? Let me guess:
>
> Keith Willshaw
> Kevin Brooks
> and a few others that respond now and then.
You forgot me.
Curtiss Knowles
Bobby, please don't stop posting. I still haven't decided which your posts
remind me of more; Dr. Strangelove or one of those pulpy comic books my son
reads.
Dan, U.S. Air Force, retired
If nothing else he can be used as a bad example.
Dan, U.S. Air Force, retired
Aha, you have located the root of his shortcomings and flaccid
fantasies. Next question: would he know what to do with it?
Dan, U.S. Air Force, retired
Tell her to look for a beat up 1960 Mercedes with a Nazi flag and
expired tags.
Dan, U.S. Air Force, retired
Dan
Dan, U.S. Air Force, retired
Dave, Dave, wake up. You should know better thatn to watch grade B sci
fi movies from the 1950s before bedtime. :)
Dan, U.S. Air Force, retired
Or anyone else.
Dan, U.S. Air Force, retired
Why did you even bring him in to this? Is this an extension of you
calling Allied aircrew cowards last year?
tw
"Admiral Sir Francis Haddock" <Gavin....@whackme.gavnem.fslife.co.uk>
wrote in message news:jmc961ljqphfk9nqt...@4ax.com...
> Did you know that Rudel's artificial leg, being of superior Teutonic
> design, could out-run, out-turn, out-dive and out-climb Douglas
> Bader's inferior ones produced by second-rate Allied technology?
..except for it's Strangelove-like reflex goose-stepping action, presumably.
Very painful in a cramped cockpit.
>
> Now see message: "Boot sector corrupt. System halted. All data lost."
> Spend thousands of dollar on top grade windows system. Result better
> than expected. What your problem? - Bart Kwan En
ah...Bart, overclocking guru - nay, Dojo! - Bart teach you secret of age!
Jeff Crowell
> Hmmm... who really deserves glorification here??????
God, Arndt, you really are an ass.
Jeff
George Z. Bush
> "Admiral Sir Francis Haddock" <Gavin....@whackme.gavnem.fslife.co.uk>
> wrote in message news:jmc961ljqphfk9nqt...@4ax.com...
>
>> Did you know that Rudel's artificial leg, being of superior Teutonic
>> design, could out-run, out-turn, out-dive and out-climb Douglas
>> Bader's inferior ones produced by second-rate Allied technology?
>
> ..except for it's Strangelove-like reflex goose-stepping action, presumably.
> Very painful in a cramped cockpit.
Not for Hauptman Hans Strudel, pride of the Luftwaffe Stuka attacks on fleeing
roadbound civilians. A true credit to Herr Feldmarschall Hermann Goering und
das Deutsche volk.
Dudley Henriques
angry at Arndt, he'd know it..trust me on this one! :-)
Actually I find him quite amusing. I'm only at the 3 cuss word level on this
one. (My wife gauges my anger on this group not by the amount of cuss words
I'm using on an attacker, but rather the amount of times I'm using the same
word. This one is only a 3 word thread. It's when it gets to a 6 word thread
she begins to worry about anger. :-))))
I seldom actually get "frosted" with people like Arndt. It's more like
swatting a fly. This is just one of the times I decided to take an attacker
on. believe me, that's it...period.
The name has a Portuguese origin. In fact, the family is related to the
founder and first king of Portugal, . It's pronounced Hen re cus.
Hope this helps a bit.
DH
"tffy" <egi...@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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Dudley Henriques
"Admiral Sir Francis Haddock" <Gavin....@whackme.gavnem.fslife.co.uk>
wrote in message news:jmc961ljqphfk9nqt...@4ax.com...
> design, could out-run, out-turn, out-dive and out-climb Douglas
> Bader's inferior ones produced by second-rate Allied technology? Of
> course you did. It's all on a web site somewhere.
>
> http://www.maskoftheilluminatii.com
It's funny you said this. DB was a personal friend as well as a charter
member of the IFPF and I knew him quite well.
Knowing Douglas, if anyone had even suggested to him that someone was out
there with a tin leg who could do things with the legs that he couldn't do
with his, you could have bet the house there would have been some "race
arrangements" going on in short order!! :-))))))))
Keith W
"Dudley Henriques" <dhenriques@noware .net> wrote in message
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>
> "Admiral Sir Francis Haddock" <Gavin....@whackme.gavnem.fslife.co.uk>
> wrote in message news:jmc961ljqphfk9nqt...@4ax.com...
>> Did you know that Rudel's artificial leg, being of superior Teutonic
>> design, could out-run, out-turn, out-dive and out-climb Douglas
>> Bader's inferior ones produced by second-rate Allied technology? Of
>> course you did. It's all on a web site somewhere.
>>
>> http://www.maskoftheilluminatii.com
>
> It's funny you said this. DB was a personal friend as well as a charter
> member of the IFPF and I knew him quite well.
> Knowing Douglas, if anyone had even suggested to him that someone was out
> there with a tin leg who could do things with the legs that he couldn't do
> with his, you could have bet the house there would have been some "race
> arrangements" going on in short order!! :-))))))))
>
I can believe it, I had an uncle who lost both legs in an
accident in the late 40's at the age of 12 and he always
remembered the talk he had with Bader who visited him
and other children in hospital when he was really down.
Realising that his life wasnt over and that anything was possible
was the turning point for him. Most people never knew the
work Douglas Bader did with the sick and injured , much at
his own expense. A great man indeed.
Keith
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Admiral Sir Francis Haddock
>> Did you know that Rudel's artificial leg, being of superior Teutonic
>> design, could out-run, out-turn, out-dive and out-climb Douglas
>> Bader's inferior ones produced by second-rate Allied technology?
>
>..except for it's Strangelove-like reflex goose-stepping action, presumably.
>Very painful in a cramped cockpit.
Not to mention the hidden voice-circuit which blares out messages
about how much faster an Me 262 would be when the ASI hits the VNE.
And does so to with a background track of the SS Liebstandarte band
playing Deutschland Uber Alles.
>> Now see message: "Boot sector corrupt. System halted. All data lost."
>> Spend thousands of dollar on top grade windows system. Result better
>> than expected. What your problem? - Bart Kwan En
>
>ah...Bart, overclocking guru - nay, Dojo! - Bart teach you secret of age!
Yes, the sensei who is single-handedly responsible for the bolstering
of Intel share value. You know you're in for some enlightenment when
you hear the phrase, "Now back, new motherboard... "
Gavin Bailey
--
Bart show you running dog. Work so smooth, have no problem at all.
Solution elegant. Yes. Minor problem, use 25000 CPU cycle for 1
instruction, this why all need overclock Pentium. Dumbass.
- Bart Kwan En
Brian Colwell
BMC
Dudley Henriques
"Keith W" <keit...@kwillshaw.demon.co.uk> wrote in message
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>
> "Dudley Henriques" <dhenriques@noware .net> wrote in message
> news:9t89e.12267$44....@newsread1.news.atl.earthlink.net...
>>
>> "Admiral Sir Francis Haddock" <Gavin....@whackme.gavnem.fslife.co.uk>
>> wrote in message news:jmc961ljqphfk9nqt...@4ax.com...
>>> Did you know that Rudel's artificial leg, being of superior Teutonic
>>> design, could out-run, out-turn, out-dive and out-climb Douglas
>>> Bader's inferior ones produced by second-rate Allied technology? Of
>>> course you did. It's all on a web site somewhere.
>>>
>>> http://www.maskoftheilluminatii.com
>>
>> It's funny you said this. DB was a personal friend as well as a charter
>> member of the IFPF and I knew him quite well.
>> Knowing Douglas, if anyone had even suggested to him that someone was out
>> there with a tin leg who could do things with the legs that he couldn't
>> do with his, you could have bet the house there would have been some
>> "race arrangements" going on in short order!! :-))))))))
>>
>
> I can believe it, I had an uncle who lost both legs in an
> accident in the late 40's at the age of 12 and he always
> remembered the talk he had with Bader who visited him
> and other children in hospital when he was really down.
>
> Realising that his life wasnt over and that anything was possible
> was the turning point for him. Most people never knew the
> work Douglas Bader did with the sick and injured , much at
> his own expense. A great man indeed.
>
> Keith
It was for his work with people in this area and not at all for his aviation
prowess that I loved the guy...and we love him still around our house!
DH
Peter Stickney
"Dan, U.S. Air Force, retired" <B2...@aol.com> writes:
> Aha, you have located the root of his shortcomings and flaccid
> fantasies. Next question: would he know what to do with it?
"With the book in hand, there is nothing a German Officer cannot do"
Col. Manfred von Holstein,
_Those_Magnificent_Men_In_Their_Flying_Machines_.
--
Pete Stickney
p-sti...@nospam.adelphia.net
Without data, all you have are opinions
Mortimer Schnerd, RN
> The name has a Portuguese origin. In fact, the family is related to the
> founder and first king of Portugal, . It's pronounced Hen re cus.
If I had to guess, I'd say it was spelled with a "z" instead of an "s" once way
back. I lived in the Azores as a barefoot boy with cheeks of tan and once was
able to embarass myself in Portuguese.
I thought the current spelling was of French extraction. I'm glad to see it's
not.
--
Mortimer Schnerd, RN
morts...@carolina.rr.com.REMOVE
Grantland
>I thought the current spelling was of French extraction. I'm glad to see it's
>not.
>
Shouldn't you be licking bedpans, Mortimer?
Grantland
George Z. Bush
"Mortimer Schnerd, RN" <morts...@carolina.rr.com.remove> wrote in message
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George Z. Bush
"Mortimer Schnerd, RN" <morts...@carolina.rr.com.remove> wrote in message
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>> The name has a Portuguese origin. In fact, the family is related to the
>> founder and first king of Portugal, . It's pronounced Hen re cus.
>
>
> If I had to guess, I'd say it was spelled with a "z" instead of an "s" once
> way back. I lived in the Azores as a barefoot boy with cheeks of tan and once
> was able to embarass myself in Portuguese.
>
> I thought the current spelling was of French extraction. I'm glad to see it's
> not.
Just for the record, spelled the way it is the Portuguese would have pronounced
it "en ree cush" while the French would call it "on reek".
George Z.
Jeff Crowell
> Not to mention the hidden voice-circuit which blares out messages
> about how much faster an Me 262 would be when the ASI hits the VNE.
> And does so to with a background track of the SS Liebstandarte band
> playing Deutschland Uber Alles.
Not Horst Wessel?
Jeff
David Windhorst
> "I flew a Spitfire Mk XVI and a Mustang".
> - Dudley Henriques
>
> Now compare that to Hans Rudel who flew 2,530 missions mostly in an
> obsolete Stuka and accomplished these figures:
>
> 3 aircraft with the Stuka
> 150 artillery pieces
> 519 tanks
> 1000 AFVs
> several bridges, bunkers, munitions depots
> 1 battleship "Marat"
> 2 cruisers
> 1 destroyer
> 70 landing craft
> expended 1 million rds of MG , 150,000 rds 20mm, and 5,000 rds 37mm
> dropped 1 million kg of bombs
> flew 600,000 km and used up 5 million litres of fuel
>
> Personally had his leg blown off below the knee and returned to combat
> on his own initiative and won the highest award for bravery in the
> world- the Knights Cross w/Golden Oak leaves, Swords, and Diamonds-
> personally crafted for just him.
>
> Hmmm... who really deserves glorification here??????
>
>
> Rob
>
There's a comic strip you might enjoy -- it's titled "Non Sequitur."
http://www.ucomics.com/nonsequitur/
David
Tex Houston
"Dudley Henriques" <dhenriques@noware .net> wrote in message
>
> It was for his work with people in this area and not at all for his
> aviation prowess that I loved the guy...and we love him still around our
> house!
>
> DH
Although I had read the book years ago, last fall I was picking up some
books on tape for a trip back east and found "Reach For The Sky" on tape.
Enjoyed it very much.
Regards,
Tex Houston
Dudley Henriques
"Tex Houston" <texho...@pcisys.netVVV> wrote in message
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Hi Tex;
It was a great story, and well presented by Paul Brickhill. Douglas never
tried to pass off his mistake in the crash. He always talked about it in a
way that might keep some other pilot down the line from falling victim to
the same temptations he did. I can tell you that what happened to DB is a
very real problem for aerobatic demonstration pilots. I know there have been
several times in my own career when I wasn't feeling all that well after a
long weekend and when climbing into my airplane to leave some airport after
a show, Base Ops would empty and everybody would start asking for that ever
present "roll on takeoff" as I departed the field. It takes a lot sometimes
to say no to a group like that, but it's always the best move to do so. In
show configuration, the airplane is at a specific low fuel rate pound wise,
and low altitude rolls are entered under precise conditions. leaving to go
home cross country, most of the time you have full tanks and you're tired to
begin with.
I believe the ability to say no has saved my life a dozen times over during
the years I flew, and much of the 'reminder" in the back of my brain at all
times that allowed me to recall that this was a bad idea came from Douglas'
crash and his attitude about it.
You could say I owe him a lasting debt!! :-)
Dudley
J DUDLEY
> "I flew a Spitfire Mk XVI and a Mustang".
> - Dudley Henriques
>
> Now compare that to Hans Rudel who flew 2,530 missions mostly in an
> obsolete Stuka and accomplished these figures:
>
> 11 aircraft shot down (Fw-190)
Wow! What medal did he get for the 11 Fw-190s he shot down?
When Luftwaffe pilots were killed without shooting down anything did this
make them traitors?
Gernot Hassenpflug
Admiral> Bart show you running dog. Work so smooth, have no
Admiral> problem at all. Solution elegant. Yes. Minor problem,
Admiral> use 25000 CPU cycle for 1 instruction, this why all need
Admiral> overclock Pentium. Dumbass. - Bart Kwan En
Hi ho Admiral. From more dumbass, simple question ask: who Bart Kwan
En is? Find "All your base belong to us" style-language on web,
reference blank Bart Kwan En. Help, doom avert!
--
G Hassenpflug * IJN & JMSDF equipment/history fan
raoul
<mit...@iafrica.com> wrote:
Oh, Grantland, can I please lick your American neocon bung hole?
Please, please, please?
Chad Irby
raoul <gr8r...@yahoo.com> wrote:
Grantland's not a neocon.
He's more bigoted. Klan-like.
You know - like Senator Byrd (D).
Admiral Sir Francis Haddock
wrote:
>Hi ho Admiral. From more dumbass, simple question ask: who Bart Kwan
>En is? Find "All your base belong to us" style-language on web,
>reference blank Bart Kwan En. Help, doom avert!
Demon pentium overclocker from way back. Try grepping google groups
for him on comp.sys.intel and comp.os.ms-windows.misc and so forth -
there are still a few fragments left out there. I'm starting to think
I should pull them all together on a Bart fansite: his statements in
my sig have elicited more comments than even my Spitfire XIV version.
There was actually some bloke in Finland who had archived at least one
of them on his website at one time.
Gavin Bailey
--
Apply three phase AC 415V direct to MB. This work real good. How you know, you
ask? Simple, chip get real HOT. System not work, but no can tell from this.
Exactly same as before. Do it now. - Bart Kwan En
Admiral Sir Francis Haddock
<jeffDOT...@hp.com> wrote:
>> Not to mention the hidden voice-circuit which blares out messages
>> about how much faster an Me 262 would be when the ASI hits the VNE.
>> And does so to with a background track of the SS Liebstandarte band
>> playing Deutschland Uber Alles.
>
>Not Horst Wessel?
Indeed, no pimp from an Allied country could get murdered and be
turned into a propganda anthem as quickly as a German one. Extensive
wind-tunnel tests conducted by the RLM in secret caves below the
Obersalzburg and then posted on the internet prove this.
Please report for relocation to the Ostfront immediately.
Gavin Bailey
--
Windows OS great advance. Reliable, stable operating system install real smooth.
When try to use tough app, resource hungry, like Notepad, give informative message
like this one, "int 19H bot error". What problem here? - Bart Kwan En
BadgerBC
>
> Did you know that Rudel's artificial leg, being of superior Teutonic
> design, could out-run, out-turn, out-dive and out-climb Douglas
> Bader's inferior ones produced by second-rate Allied technology? Of
> course you did. It's all on a web site somewhere.
>
> http://www.maskoftheilluminatii.com
>
> Gavin Bailey
That's funny. This reminds me of a scene from the Producers:
FRANZ LIEBKIND: I vas vit him a great deal, you know.
BIALYSTOCK: With whom?
LIEBKIND: Vit the Fuhrer, of course. He liked
me. Out of all the household staff at Berchtesgarten, I vas his favorite. I
vas the only one allowed into his chambers at bedtime.
BIALYSTOCK: No kidding?
LIEBKIND: Oh, sure. I used to take him his hot milk and his opium. Achhh,
those were the days. Vat good times ve had. Dinner parties vit lovely ladies
and gentlemen, singing und dancing. You know, not many people knew about it,
but the Fuhrer vas a terrific dancer.
BIALYSTOCK: Really, I never dreamed ...
LIEBKIND: (flies into an indignant rage) That's because you were taken in by
that verdampter Allied propaganda. Such filthy lies. But nobody said a bad
vord about Winston Churchill, did they? Oh no, Vin Vit Vinnie! (he gestures
V for victory) Churchill, vit his cigars and his brandy and his rotten
paintings. Couldn't even say Nazi. He would say Narzis, Narzis. Ve vere not
Narzies, ve vere Nazis. Churchill! With his cigars, with his brandy, and his
rotten painting! Rotten! Hitler, there was a painter. He could paint an
entire apartment in one afternoon--two coats! But let me tell this, and
you're getting it straight from the horse, Hitler vas better looking than
Churchill, he vas a better dresser than Churchill, had more hair, told
funnier jokes, and could dance the pants off Churchill!
Paul J. Adam
<dkea...@ozemail.com.au> writes
>I've always found Dudley to be a gentleman in his dealings with me and
>others on the group. He's not a saint but a man - just like the rest of
>us and at times he reacts to others in a way that we all wanted to from time
>to time.
Been away for a few days, but I think a "Me too!" is in order.
--
He thinks too much: such men are dangerous.
Julius Caesar I:2
Paul J. Adam MainBox<at>jrwlynch[dot]demon{dot}co(.)uk
Paul J. Adam
Francis Haddock <Gavin....@whackme.gavnem.fslife.co.uk> writes
>On Wed, 20 Apr 2005 10:24:16 +0900, Gernot Hassenpflug <g...@nospam.com>
>wrote:
>>Hi ho Admiral. From more dumbass, simple question ask: who Bart Kwan
>>En is? Find "All your base belong to us" style-language on web,
>>reference blank Bart Kwan En. Help, doom avert!
>
>Demon pentium overclocker from way back.
Hau! I show you, running dog. Not mess with eastern devil warrior. Like
Jackie Chan - worse Bart Kwan En.
>Try grepping google groups
>for him on comp.sys.intel and comp.os.ms-windows.misc and so forth -
>there are still a few fragments left out there.
It's worth the effort.
>I'm starting to think
>I should pull them all together on a Bart fansite: his statements in
>my sig have elicited more comments than even my Spitfire XIV version.
If you don't, Gavin, I will...
Admiral Sir Francis Haddock
<ne...@jrwlynch.demon.co.uk> wrote:
>>Demon pentium overclocker from way back.
>
>Hau! I show you, running dog. Not mess with eastern devil warrior. Like
>Jackie Chan - worse Bart Kwan En.
"Insert boot. Floppy"
"Message appear, say "You have non-Microsoft applications on this
machine. Do you want to reboot?" Gives choice Y/Y/Y."
"Perform hot-swap BIOS, most sophisticated technique. Bart
expert. Need pliers."
Believe it or not, I was actually his system administrator in 1994-95.
I can remember him making myself and my colleague cry with laughter on
more than one occasion.
>>I'm starting to think
>>I should pull them all together on a Bart fansite: his statements in
>>my sig have elicited more comments than even my Spitfire XIV version.
>
>If you don't, Gavin, I will...
I shall think about this in the next couple of weeks. I've also got
some subsequent efforts by Bart off-usenet which need a wider
audience.
Tank Fixer
on 18 Apr 2005 20:15:10 -0700,
Rob Arndt teut...@aol.com attempted to say .....
> What does Rudel's political beliefs have to do with his proficiency in
> the Stuka and his glorious record? Do you personally know the beliefs
> of all the Allied pilots/aces? A lot of them were racists that thought
> Negros couldn't fly a/c. Gonna comment on that when their records come
> up? Nope. Didn't think so... hypocrite.
He is your hero
He was a Nazi
Ergo you are a ....
--
When dealing with propaganda terminology one sometimes always speaks in
variable absolutes. This is not to be mistaken for an unbiased slant.
Tank Fixer
on 18 Apr 2005 13:51:02 -0700,
Rob Arndt teut...@aol.com attempted to say .....
>
> 1 battleship "Marat"
Not what I've heard.
> 2 cruisers
Ships names and dates please
> 1 destroyer
ships name and date of sinking please ?
Andrew Robert Breen
Paul J. Adam <inv...@spamtrap.dev.null> wrote:
>In message <wl_8e.96$f%3.1...@nnrp1.ozemail.com.au>, Dave Kearton
><dkea...@ozemail.com.au> writes
>>I've always found Dudley to be a gentleman in his dealings with me and
>>others on the group. He's not a saint but a man - just like the rest of
>>us and at times he reacts to others in a way that we all wanted to from time
>>to time.
>
>Been away for a few days, but I think a "Me too!" is in order.
Can I second that? Been out of 'froup contact for a few days, but
those comments are ones that I agree with wholeheartedly.
--
Andy Breen ~ Interplanetary Scintillation Research Group
http://users.aber.ac.uk/azb/
Feng Shui: an ancient oriental art for extracting
money from the gullible (Martin Sinclair)