User talk:John Altobelli

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Welcome aboard (getting sideboys and...where's the bosun's pipe?)

I'm a C3I, weapons and staff person, so I was finding myself in ever-deeper water when I started CATOBAR and aircraft carrier articles. Please feel free to make suggestions or improvements; I'm far more comfortable dealing with task group tactics than flight operations. A former inlaw was a flight test pilot for carrier aircraft, but that's as close as I've ever been to trapping. I made initial starts on HERO, HERF, etc.

There are quite a few naval aviation articles in various stages; the WWII material, I'm afraid, needs serious overhaul.

Alternatively, are there articles you'd like a hand in starting?

Incidentally, we've been putting general transportation, including aviation not specifically military, under the Engineering workgroup, or sometimes both Military and Engineering.

Howard C. Berkowitz 18:21, 16 February 2009 (UTC) (Military, Engineering, Computers editor)