Years ago, I saw a guy at Oshkosh who had a contemporary blood chit with an American flag sewn on his jacket which went something like the following:
I am an American airman. I mean no harm to your citizens. My plane has been disabled. Please shelter me from the FAA and provide me with 80/87 so I can return home.
Does anyone remember this or suggest an better message for this year?
Oshkosh Blood Chit
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Oshkosh Blood Chit
Pete Brown
Anchorage, Alaska
N4563C 1953 170B
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Anchorage, Alaska
N4563C 1953 170B
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Re: Oshkosh Blood Chit
THIs is a 170 Assoc’n Member
If found Unconscious, please
hide from Spouse, Pay the
Bar InDebtedness, and
Revive with a Promise
of Cheap Annuals.
If found Unconscious, please
hide from Spouse, Pay the
Bar InDebtedness, and
Revive with a Promise
of Cheap Annuals.
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An originality nut (mostly) for the right reasons.
50th Anniversary of Flight Model. Winner-Best Original 170B, 100th Anniversary of Flight Convention.
An originality nut (mostly) for the right reasons.
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