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Mark KratzMC
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I am Retired Law Enforcement and a USAF Veteran. I spent 17 of my 30 years as a Motorcycle Officer in the SF Bay Area. I was the lead Motorcycle Instructor for the Fremont Police Dept. in Ca., a MSF Rider Coach, Firearms Instructor and SWAT Sniper.
On this channel, I share my love of the outdoors, cooking, travel adventures, while I enjoy my retirement in Texas. Through my cooking videos I wish to inspire others to learn how to cook.
email: wwwkratzmc@gmail.com
Mailing address: 4500 Williams Dr, #212-331, Georgetown Tx 78633
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On this channel, I share my love of the outdoors, cooking, travel adventures, while I enjoy my retirement in Texas. Through my cooking videos I wish to inspire others to learn how to cook.
email: wwwkratzmc@gmail.com
Mailing address: 4500 Williams Dr, #212-331, Georgetown Tx 78633
PayPal: https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/my/profi...
Warriorland Holsters Affiliate Link: https://warriorland.net/markkratz
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rotorheadv8
(4 minutes ago)
An inglorious end for such magnificent machines. Many carried men safely through the absolute worst moments of their lives.
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joevignolor4u949
(10 minutes ago)
At the end of WWII there were still new airplanes coming off the assembly line. Some B-17's were flown from the factory directly to the boneyard and scrapped with only 10 hours of flying time on them.
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jumbozicvg3878
(17 minutes ago)
Look how many beautiful planes there are B-17s, B-24s, B-29s, P-51s etc I would love to take em in the air
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(28 minutes ago)
So sad and the NOSE ART my, my!!!!
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jlandon6028
(31 minutes ago)
Wow all those B 17's. Bet they wish they still had those to fight fires with.
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williameudy633
(46 minutes ago)
I think they filmed a scene from “The Best Years of Our Lives” in that boneyard.
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pac1fic055
(52 minutes ago)
So much good historical hardware, all gone now.
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Atreyukid67
(2 hour ago)
What an absolute shame no one saw these as the beacons of American history that they are; they were more than just metals - they were homes, stories, and Americana.
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SgtBooker44
(1 hour ago)
Enough to make you wanna cry.
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jeffcooper6620
(2 hours ago)
Wow, there is a lot of history rotting away right there. I hope as many aircraft as possible were salvaged, pieced together and made airworthy again!
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lincbond442
(11 hours ago)
Sad to realize that many of the planes being scrapped were factory fresh. I don't understand why no one made an effort to save at least one B-32 Dominator.
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mauserk98bnz44
(12 hours ago)
So sad but awesome at the same time
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