WHAT PILOTS SEE WHEN LANDING AT OFFUTT AIR FORCE BASE

[Markinsa]

WHAT PILOTS SEE WHEN LANDING AT OFFUTT AIR FORCE BASE/Richard Rumick

Posted on December 13, 2010 by Pick/*****

Thank God for farmers with an abundance of land and time on their hands!!!

Most of the people who see this also agrees!!!

Contributed by: Dan Sorkin

This is just south of Omaha, NE. on Hwy 75 south. A farmer does it with his tractor and not sure if he uses a plow or a disc He uses GPS to get the letters readable. He has done this every fall for several years now.Here’s the view from the flight pattern into OFFUTT AIR FORCE BASE ( Bellevue , NE just south of Omaha ). This is what our servicemen see when landing at Offutt AFB. Hat tip to the Bellevue farmer who made it happen!

[beachdreaming]

This is truly magnificent! I used to live at Offutt AFB.. We owe our freedom to every service member and their families!

[CAPT JACK]

Outstanding, we can never say thank you enough to our troops for what they do.

[Linda]

This is wonderful....Thank you for the post and THANK YOU to our wonderful Military for keeping us free!!!!

[jaminjimmy90]

WHAT PILOTS SEE WHEN LANDING AT OFFUTT AIR FORCE BASE/Richard Rumick

Posted on December 13, 2010 by Pick/*****

Thank God for farmers with an abundance of land and time on their hands!!!

Most of the people who see this also agrees!!!

Contributed by: Dan Sorkin

This is just south of Omaha, NE. on Hwy 75 south. A farmer does it with his tractor and not sure if he uses a plow or a disc He uses GPS to get the letters readable. He has done this every fall for several years now.Here’s the view from the flight pattern into OFFUTT AIR FORCE BASE ( Bellevue , NE just south of Omaha ). This is what our servicemen see when landing at Offutt AFB. Hat tip to the Bellevue farmer who made it happen!

http://picklyman.files.wordpress.com/2010/12/thank-you-for-freedom.jpg?w=300&h=200[/i only in america the land of the free the home of the brave awesome !!!!!!!!!!!!!!makes me proud

[nettie]

So very kewl!

[debratzz]

A great tribute to our military! I lived at SAC headquarters in the early 70's. I have a daughter that was born in Ehrling Berquist hospital.