Flying Low Quotes

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― B.K. Bryans, Flying Low

“One day in early December, a busload of U.S. congressmen and senators arrived and were briefed to stay on the UN side of the line. “That’s bullshit,” one senator snorted. “They wouldn’t dare shoot a United States Senator.” And he marched towards the line. One of our soldiers tackled the moron about one step before he became dead meat.”
― B.K. Bryans, Flying Low

“When faced with an airborne situation, there are three possible courses of action: do the right thing, do nothing, or do the wrong thing. Doing nothing was a popular student choice.”
― B.K. Bryans, Flying Low

“The Navy had purchased the property for the airfield from the Stennis family. At the time, Senator Stennis, of Mississippi, was Chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee. (No comment; the event speaks for itself.)”
― B.K. Bryans, Flying Low

“One afternoon while the air wing practiced for the big show, the pilot of one of our fighter planes flew over the ship at seven thousand feet, moved a switch, and an electrical malfunction released a weapons rack from his plane. That rack fell over six thousand feet and hit the pilot of an A4D in our sister squadron on the head as he called the one-eighty for landing. Smitten, the A4D rolled inverted and plunged into the ocean. Fate.”
― B.K. Bryans, Flying Low