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Sbob
SOH-CM-2026
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"Guns, guns, guns!" If you watch The Mover And Gonky Show on YouTube, you've probably witnessed the greatness of WOMBAT(!!). :giggle: This is my WOMBAT(!!) fan art, showing the mighty E-2 Hawkeye setting up a TU-95 for a guns pass. Actually, I was updating some AI and I swapped out the Bear...
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65olschool
SOH-CM-2025
Bumps, vents, ducts, antennas, its a busy fuselage, and the tail shaking when the power was run up, she's "alive"
Mover (what does CW stand for
) and Gonky (how did he get that name ) show is great, wombat is a great guest
Mover (what does CW stand for
) and Gonky (how did he get that name ) show is great, wombat is a great guest
Sbob
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Mover has mentioned it a couple of times. The C is for Cornwallis, I forget what the W is but he's lucky his middle name wasn't Beauregard. 
Gonky? We're not supposed to know but I suspect that someone in the squadron had an Irish Setter named Gonky.
The irony is that I truly understand those guys, especially WOMBAT, but I would have to call them "Sir".
I had the chance to go to OCS as a third class ET but I really did turn it down.
My skipper (a good guy) was P. O.'d but I had just earned my dolphins and I LIKED what I was doing.
The last thing I wanted was to wind up on perpetual Staff Duty in some building. Luckily, there was also another guy in the crew who also had a degree. He was looking forward to perpetual Staff Duty in some building, so I did The Noble Thing and bowed out.
Gonky? We're not supposed to know but I suspect that someone in the squadron had an Irish Setter named Gonky.
The irony is that I truly understand those guys, especially WOMBAT, but I would have to call them "Sir".
I had the chance to go to OCS as a third class ET but I really did turn it down.
My skipper (a good guy) was P. O.'d but I had just earned my dolphins and I LIKED what I was doing.
The last thing I wanted was to wind up on perpetual Staff Duty in some building. Luckily, there was also another guy in the crew who also had a degree. He was looking forward to perpetual Staff Duty in some building, so I did The Noble Thing and bowed out.
J.Case
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Confessions Of An E-2C Hawkeye Radar Operator
The life of the often overlooked "quarterback" of the air wing that goes to work in a dimly lit flying tube to coordinate chaotic air wars from above.
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gray eagle
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Thanks for sharing this story. I read it from top to bottom and as a Retired Navy VietNam Aviation Maintainer, was very informed on the goings on from perspective of the RO. I'd watched many of the E-2C launch from same carrier he was on (USS Ranger) before his time on Yankee Station. With only 3 operators side by side in the back end, it must of been cozier in the Willy Fudds, (E-1B); which I also saw in launch/recovery mode from my cruises on the Hancock/ Bon Homme RIchard. In his story, he recounts a B-52 playing a cat and mouse game with the Ranger.Confessions Of An E-2C Hawkeye Radar Operator
The life of the often overlooked "quarterback" of the air wing that goes to work in a dimly lit flying tube to coordinate chaotic air wars from above.
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He stated the B-52 flew below at ~50 above sea lever. What a story.
Picture must of been taken from a escort DD.
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