Topic: Odd Military Trivia 3

Mark Conley · May 31st, 2004

Okay heres the second odd question it will be worth 100 milbucks to the first person that answers it correctly. Please read the whole question...

Capt. Charles B DeBellevue is credited with six aerial victories during the Viet Nam conflict, making him the number one United States Air Force scoring person. Yet there is something unusual about the then Captain DeBelleyue and his victories that make them…well Odd. What makes his victories odd?

good luck.

C/2nd Lt Robot · May 31st, 2004

He was the first non-pilot ace and leading ace of the Vietnam War. He was an F-4 weapon system officer with the 555th Tactical Fighter Squadron.

AFSteliga · May 31st, 2004

I don't know if this is right, but here goes. Capt. DeBellevue was the first non-pilot ace in the USAF during the Vietnam War.

Mark Conley · May 31st, 2004

WOW! it wasnt as tricky as I thought it would be...smart young uns (its that google search!)

alright...lets come up with a real mean odd question...

C/2nd Lt Robot · May 31st, 2004

All hail The Almighty Search Engine AKA Google.

Mark Conley · May 31st, 2004

Well googles going down on this one! you''ll have to read a book or two to get the next one!

C/2nd Lt Robot · May 31st, 2004

Google never fails all you have to do is search long and hard enough. Thats why its called the Almight Search Engine (bows down)

Marksman · May 31st, 2004

Bring it on

C/2nd Lt Robot · May 31st, 2004

yeah what he said

Mark Conley · May 31st, 2004

Okay my hearties...arrrrrgh shiver me timbers and here be one from Davy Jones Locker

This is a 5 part question: all five questions must be gotten right for you to get the Milbucks. So for 50 Milbucks here is your question:

1. What was the name and number designation of a USN warship that was captured and used by the Japanese navy during WWII?

2. What was her designation when the Japanese navy used her?

3. Where did the American authorities finally find her?

4. What was her final job before her retirement?

5. Where is her final resting-place? A general geographical location will do.

You might get some none or all from google on this one...good luck. Remember to get the bucks, you have to get all five answers correct.

May 31st, 2004	Post 21
Mark Conley Tribuni Angusticlavii	Okay heres the second odd question it will be worth 100 milbucks to the first person that answers it correctly. Please read the whole question... Capt. Charles B DeBellevue is credited with six aerial victories during the Viet Nam conflict, making him the number one United States Air Force scoring person. Yet there is something unusual about the then Captain DeBelleyue and his victories that make them…well Odd. What makes his victories odd? good luck. __________________ “If we should have to fight, we should be prepared to do so from the neck up instead of from the neck down.”— General James H. Doolittle, USAAF

May 31st, 2004	Post 22
C/2nd Lt Robot Tribunus Laticlavius	He was the first non-pilot ace and leading ace of the Vietnam War. He was an F-4 weapon system officer with the 555th Tactical Fighter Squadron. __________________ C/Capt "Robot", CAP (ret) NBB '06 Alpha Flight NBB '07 Delta Flight

May 31st, 2004	Post 23
AFSteliga Cadet Moderator Gear	I don't know if this is right, but here goes. Capt. DeBellevue was the first non-pilot ace in the USAF during the Vietnam War. __________________ Pte K. Steliga Canadian Forces School of Aerospace Control Operations QL3 0027 Per ardua ad astra

May 31st, 2004	Post 28
Marksman Tribuni Angusticlavii	Bring it on __________________

May 31st, 2004	Post 24
Mark Conley Tribuni Angusticlavii	WOW! it wasnt as tricky as I thought it would be...smart young uns (its that google search!) alright...lets come up with a real mean odd question...

May 31st, 2004	Post 25
C/2nd Lt Robot Tribunus Laticlavius	All hail The Almighty Search Engine AKA Google.

May 31st, 2004	Post 26
Mark Conley Tribuni Angusticlavii	Well googles going down on this one! you''ll have to read a book or two to get the next one!

May 31st, 2004	Post 27
C/2nd Lt Robot Tribunus Laticlavius	Google never fails all you have to do is search long and hard enough. Thats why its called the Almight Search Engine (bows down)

May 31st, 2004	Post 29
C/2nd Lt Robot Tribunus Laticlavius	yeah what he said

May 31st, 2004	Post 30
Mark Conley Tribuni Angusticlavii	Okay my hearties...arrrrrgh shiver me timbers and here be one from Davy Jones Locker This is a 5 part question: all five questions must be gotten right for you to get the Milbucks. So for 50 Milbucks here is your question: 1. What was the name and number designation of a USN warship that was captured and used by the Japanese navy during WWII? 2. What was her designation when the Japanese navy used her? 3. Where did the American authorities finally find her? 4. What was her final job before her retirement? 5. Where is her final resting-place? A general geographical location will do. You might get some none or all from google on this one...good luck. Remember to get the bucks, you have to get all five answers correct.