True Fact About July 4th....

[MikeKozlowski]

...The Declaration of Independence was actually signed inside a B-52.


Mike

[Poohbah]

"Spangle them stars, Betsy, dear, my troops have caps to pop and bodies to drop." -- General George Washington

[Johnnie Lyle]

...The Declaration of Independence was actually signed inside a B-52.


Mike

Captain's Log, Stardate 43125.8.
In preparation for the decommissioning ceremony for the USS Enterprise NCC-1701D, we have the exceptional honor of being escorted by one of the newly re-engined Federation ships...the B-52X.

First flown April 15th 1752, the B-52 has been in continuous service, undergoing multiple upgrades during its lifetime. The now reengined B-52X is expected to serve up to stardate 53000.0 and beyond if no suitable replacement is available at that time.

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[Nick Sumner]

I believe it!

[DaveAAA]

...The Declaration of Independence was actually signed inside a B-52.


Mike

Captain's Log, Stardate 43125.8.
In preparation for the decommissioning ceremony for the USS Enterprise NCC-1701D, we have the exceptional honor of being escorted by one of the newly re-engined Federation ships...the B-52X.

First flown April 15th 1752, the B-52 has been in continuous service, undergoing multiple upgrades during its lifetime. The now reengined B-52X is expected to serve up to stardate 53000.0 and beyond if no suitable replacement is available at that time.
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Was the crew of 1701D flown back to base in a Herc?

[kdahm]

...The Declaration of Independence was actually signed inside a B-52.


Mike

Captain's Log, Stardate 43125.8.
In preparation for the decommissioning ceremony for the USS Enterprise NCC-1701D, we have the exceptional honor of being escorted by one of the newly re-engined Federation ships...the B-52X.

First flown April 15th 1752, the B-52 has been in continuous service, undergoing multiple upgrades during its lifetime. The now reengined B-52X is expected to serve up to stardate 53000.0 and beyond if no suitable replacement is available at that time.
IMG_3557.jpeg

Was the crew of 1701D flown back to base in a Herc?

No, they took the Gooney Bird.