The TCOTS Six Days Of Cheesecake: Saturday

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All good things must come to an end — that is a fact of life and so we must end the week-long celebration of the Fifth Anniversary of these Dispatches.

I don’t know about you, but, for the gang here at TCOTS, it was A Swingin’ Affair.  Thanks to all of those who linked and re-Tweeted these celebratory posts — mere words cannot describe how appreciative we are here in the Tiki Bar & Lounge . 

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From Kansas.com : Tanker decision will have ramifications for McConnell, Wichita for decades to come

I thought you might be interested in this story: Tanker decision will have ramifications for McConnell, Wichita for decades to come, http://m.kansas.com/wichita/db_274424/contentdetail.htm?contentguid=PD7ObFO8

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Drones on carriers draw nearer

Drones on carriers draw nearer

From the Bayou Renaissance Man comes this today.

“We’ve mentioned the US Navy’s X-47B program before in these pages.  It’s a technology demonstrator rather than a prototype of a production aircraft, designed to test the operation of unmanned aerial vehicles on board and in the airspace around aircraft carriers.  If it works as planned, the Navy intends to develop a successor, more capable airframe under the UCLASS program, to become operational in the 2020′s.”