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Pentagon records show that over the past five years more than half the Special Forces units have earned readiness ratings of no better than C-3, meaning "marginally ready." (C-l is "fully ready," C-2 "substantially ready," C-4 "not ready.") "The bulk of the units are C-3 and below," one Pentagon official told TIME. Said another: "The readiness has been atrocious...
...short loop leading to the head of the runway. The Clipper had passed C3, which headed back toward the terminal in a difficult turn for a big plane. Another sharp turn onto the taxiway would be required. Pan Am officials were later to explain that the crew considered C-l inactive because it was blocked by aircraft and assumed that the final turn was the "third intersection" the tower meant the plane to take. Pan Am was only about 475 ft. away from its safe exit when all hell broke loose. Captain Grubbs and First Officer Bragg saw lights blurred...
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...Class C-L. T. Baker, R. B. Baker, Childs, F. A. Sterling, Donaldson, McBurney, Byrd, Shepard, Harris...
April 28-2 p. m., F-C, H-G, A-N; 4 p. m., O E, D-L. April 29-2 p. m., N-C, F G, K-P, B-A; 4 p, m., I-E, D-J. April 39-2 p. m., N-G, I-F, C-L; 4 p. m., B J, K-O, H-A. May 1-2 p. m., A-F, G-P; 4 p. m., I-O, E-D, B-N, H-J. May 2-2 p. m, K-F, H-D, B-L; 4 p. m., I-C...
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