I was there in a Bosnian summer,
It's hot.
So it's a warm
So it's empty.
Must've been in the late 30s, 40s
and the army guys living,
inland was, was really quite warm.
And our norm for
When we're in it's medium
level, we're in Croatia
there wasn't by the time
of weapons and stuff like that.
but to minimize
the majority of the time,
but this time, the, the flight commander,
sort of decided.
So, no, we're not going to
Instead,
Poor guys have done six months
Take them home.
They must be absolutely melting.
So we dived into an American base, I can’t
could be Mostar, I can't remember,
where they were known
that they seemed to set themselves up
And so we went and relieved
and then went into Banja Luka again,
and they were already right.
But let's go low and throw it around,
there is quite spectacular.
There's one valley nicknamed Cheddar
because it was just it was
And the troops seemed to enjoy it.
And the boss said, no,
don't do it and climb down
It was a bit dull
appeared with
a sort of white tablecloth,
dishcloth over his arm
with these vats of ice cream
going down the back of the aircraft,
I we were asking which ice cream you want
smiling faces giving the thumbs up.
having this ice cream at 6000ft over
is actually this a good way to fly.
But yeah, that, that that's, that's
a different approach to the crewmans
