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RE: Hello

Hey! Sure. That would be nice. So you are from US? Ilyushka88 (talk) 22:44, 24 May 2008 (UTC)

I´m glad you´re agree, but let me ask you something, don´t freak please. Why do you think Im from USA?--OverG (talk) 00:22, 25 May 2008 (UTC)

Ah never mind about the USA thing :) I was just curious as your userpage says "I live in America" that's all. If you want, we can discuss in your talk page. Oh and yes, I am very interested in everything about aviation. Ilyushka88 (talk) 18:49, 25 May 2008 (UTC)

Don´t be worry, its just that Americans are all the people who live in America continent, not only the ones whithin USA territory, I mean Argentineans up to Canadians. I guess we better use my talk page, because it has a lot of space XD. Do you live in Moscow? and how are you conected with the Air Force? --OverG (talk) 03:53, 26 May 2008 (UTC)

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RE:HI

Hello, see that you're not from the States? Then where are you from? I lived in Illinois for 4 years. Nice to meet you^0^.Cjwon 348 (talk) 04:45, 25 May 2008 (UTC)

Um no, I dont live in Russia. My nationality is Korean and i'm living in Korea. Not a really good place to live. 08:13, 26 May 2008 (UTC)

Of course i'm from the south, you can't use internet in the north. Well I guess i'd have to study russian until i'm fluent. My favorite WW2 aircraft is the American P-51 Mustang. Cjwon 348 (talk) 07:26 (UTC)

Um...you can use internet in the north. But normal people can't access it. Only high generals, ministers and Mr. Kim can access it. Are you from NZ or Austraila? I'd really like to visit there sometime. Cjwon 348 (talk) 01:39 (UTC)

I also like japan, i'm going there this summer. I'm really looking forward to it. WW2 aviation is definitely american. But after ww2, I like soviet and russian aviation. Because the varieties and the shapes of the aircraft are unique and intersting. You must know a lot better than me because you are a pilot engineer. Cjwon 348 (talk) 06:40 (UTC)

I'm just a high school student. Yes i'm still in school. I don't know a lot. I hope you know more. Cjwon 348 (talk) 07:57 (UTC)

In korea, the high schoolers are also the same, but the strange thing is that the new curriculum starts on march. My mom said that an aircraft engineer is also a good job. I have some interest in it also because my dad's friend is the chief of the engine maintenance sector in Incheon International Airport. I think that aircraft engineers are also a very good job. I don't really know if the mechanical part or the radioelectronical part is better. But I like the engineer more. Mostly when i'm making soviet engine articles, I mostly reference from the internet or from the nearby big book store which has lots of books. I hope you give me lot of information about the field of engineering . Cjwon 348 (talk) 06:49 (UTC)

Wow, nice school. But in korea, those schools are considered as bad schools because students with bad grades do to that types of school. I don't understand it. There is a similar school in the next city that you explained. One time, I wished to go there but my mom said no ㅠㅠ. Cjwon 348 (talk) 01:00 (UTC)

Sorry, but I don't exactly know what is needed for a university career. The education line is elementary school 6yr-middle school(junior high) 3yr-high school 3yr-university 4yr. By the way, where do you work? Cjwon 348 (talk) 06:04 (UTC)

I think the korean war in the air was a sort of testing place for new jet fighters made by the USA and the CCCP. At my history class, I recently learned about the MiG alley, which was a place where many dogfights happened between aircrafts. I like the american aircraft in the korean war. But the sad thing is that many civilians died in the bombing. I guess that's what history is. Cjwon 348 (talk) 06:55 (UTC)

Actually, it is the first time that I heard about this. But my opinion is that I do not believe both. Because in many times of war, the governments use propaganda to calm the people so there can be some "exaggeration" in some parts. I don't think that what the soviets and the americans said were fully true. Sorry because my opinion is not definite. Cjwon 348 (talk) 11:20 (UTC)

I think the what the americans said has more possibility to be true. Because the total number of MiG-15s shot down is a bit believable, but I think what the soviets said is quite fake. Because there were many sorts of aircraft which was in the war other than the F-86. But shooting down 300 of each type is a bit unrealistic. It is a hard question;what I think about the other korea. Currently, I think the other korea is not doing a good job. Mostly because of Mr Kim. All the supplies that we and the other countries send are only being used to increase the army and fund for nuclear weapons. But people can't stop them because the army is quite strong. I think if Mr Kim takes more care about the people, the economy will become better and we can have more streamlined talks about unification. I hope Kim's son has better ideas. I don't think that the other korea is an enemy. I think it is a place that we must cooperate, but in some unexpacted times, restrain. Cjwon 348 (talk) 14:32 (UTC)

Nah,thats Ok. Because you are telling the truth, so i'll believe it. Wow, you know a lot about military aviation. I am also interested in that part, but I don't know al lot. Cjwon 348 (talk) 10:43 (UTC)

I also like PC games. I also play starcraft and many other games. But a few weeks later, it's my test time so I cant play games. Korean kids and adults really like starcraft. It said over half of the starcraft CDs were sold in korea. My friends are really good. Cjwon 348 (talk) 02:07 (UTC)

Yes, even though it's a government school, we pay aproximately 64 dollars every 3 months. Cjwon 348 (talk) 09:34 (UTC)

Um...the conditions in the school is not that good. It is cooking but they only turn on the fans. And the facilities are old. I like simulators. I have FSX. But nowadays I cant play it cause of my test. Cjwon 348 (talk) 12:29 (UTC)

Well, I think that the MiG-15 was also a great plane which contributed a lot in the Korean war. I saw that it used the most advanced avionics at that time and was more successful than the F-86. I like the part that the MiG-15 has lots ov vsriations. Cjwon 348 (talk) 08:29 (UTC)

Still 2 days left. Cjwon 348 (talk) 11:29 (UTC)

Um...I didnt take it that well. Cjwon 348 (talk) 08:27 (UTC)

The grades were not good as I expected. Cjwon 348 (talk) 02:27 (UTC)

Yeah maybe you're right. I didn't used my notes a lot. Thanks for the advice. Wow, it is really hard to land a jet with low flaps. Maybe you experienced high approaching speeds. Luckily the plane didn't overran^^. Cjwon 348 (talk) 12:40 (UTC)

Wow, that's a long runway. There are not a lot of runways that long. Recently, a new 4000 meter runway(16/34) opened In incheon international airport. Which airfield is that? Cjwon 348 (talk) 12:34 (UTC)

German? just a guess. Well,somwhere near there. Cjwon 348 (talk) 09:34 (UTC)

Olá. I know Cuba is a good place. The Americans made bad stories because Cuba was an ally of the Soviet Union. But nowadays people don't think Cuba is bad. My grandaunt went to Cuba last summer and said it was fantastic. I will not ask where you work anymore because I seem that it is related to military stuff. I live in seoul. Well, Korea is too noisy and crowded. And the people are not nice. Nowadays, people are crazy cause of 'American beef' because they think Am beef=madcow disease. But I know that's not true because I had been eating that for over 10 years. And the education system is really bad. Students in korea are dying. That's why I like other countries and want to go or study out there. By the way, I'm going to japan this thursday. Cjwon 348 (talk) 07:34 (UTC)

Oh yes I really like anime. I mostly like comic books. I like "Death Note" the best. I read all of it. It was even made as a movie. But can you take off engines from fighter aircraft? I only thought people can only take off engines from commercial aircraft. Cjwon 348 (talk) 23:34 (UTC)

Um...actually 15. Im now in my hotel in Osaka. Yesterday I went to Shinsaibashi and today im going to Kobe and the universal studios. —Preceding unsigned comment added by Cjwon348 (talk • contribs) 23:16, 24 July 2008 (UTC)

I came back yesterday. I went there with my schoolmates as a part of a field trip. Japan is VERY HOT. But they turn on the AC a lot so it is quite ok. Japan is worth going. Lots of places to see and eat. It was a nice trip. Cjwon 348 (talk) 02:18 (UTC)

Is 201.220.215.13 you? I came back from vacation and now going to loads of institutes. It is so hard that i'm planning to go back to Hong Kong. Cjwon 348 (talk) 01:45 (UTC)

Oh, my dad said that next year, he will work at the City University of Hong Kong so he is planning to take our family too. We already lived there for 5 years before. But you are not in USA? You said that where you are and EEUU are 90nm away.(EEUU is a spanish term isn't it? for USA. I learned a bit of spanish from my friend which now goes in to the University of Illinois)Cjwon 348 (talk) 02:49 (UTC)

I'm not studying about russia right now. Next week, i'm going to see a TOEFL test, Test of English as a Foreign Language. After that, then i'll have time to study. )Cjwon 348 (talk) 03:02 (UTC)

Yes, I mean that. I saw that that school is very good at teaching. In Korea, summer vacation is 1 month and winter+spring is 2 months. )Cjwon 348 (talk) 01:54 (UTC)

According to my internet cafe(which has many students studying there), it says that going in is not a problem. But it is hard in there. It says that only 50% may graduate. But the people say that you are good at russian, there's no problem. They learn mostly what people teach in aviation universities. Um...I didn't see any MAKS airshows yet, but I saw lots of clips on there in youtube. I especially like the Tu-160 )Cjwon 348 (talk) 01:40 (UTC)

Oh, sorry I was sick. I caught cold and there was some sort of infection in my ear. Yes I also saw the opening of the olympics. It was really magnificent. Nowadays, i'm just lying at the sofa^^. I don't know how to se the entire MAKS airshow, maybe going to Zhukovskiy or watching russian TV. But there are plenty of clips on Youtube. Cjwon 348 (talk) 01:42 (UTC)

Now I'm almost Ok. It is hard to get airshows and stuff in Korea. Once a year, there's an airshow in the airbase near our home. Sadly, the airbase near our home has low traffic, few C-130 deploy flights less than 3 times a day. The last flight was the departure of Bush's VC-25A few days ago. Even though as a flight enthusiast like you, I think you can barely(?) resist it not flying for 10 days. Well have a nice time, Cuba's beaches are certainly wonderful. Cjwon 348 (talk) 06:29 (UTC)

I'm OK right now. I don't know what variant of the MiG-15 was used in the war. Can you tell me? Cjwon 348 (talk) 01:23 (UTC)

Yes, I really like baseball. I see that Cuba is the world's No.1 in amateur baseball. What is the best player in your team?or the best person you like? Cjwon 348 (talk) 02:35 (UTC)

Um... I didn't recieve any message. Sorry. Cjwon 348 (talk) 10:27 (UTC)

Nah, it was pure luck. Cuba was the greatest team. I saw that Cuba won China by 17:0. Anyways the olympics were a great event. Actually, the info about the engine articles that I made were compiled from other wikipedia sources. There are bits of sources in each related place. Cjwon 348 (talk) 03:28 (UTC)

Oh, that was a really bad hurricane. I hope you are OK and safe. There are some ways to become a pilot in korea. The 1st way is to graduate tha national air force academy and you must work as a military pilot for 9 years. Then you have a choice to stay in the air force and continue as a military pilot or get out of the air force and go in to a airline and work as a civil pilot. Unlike Cuba's Cubana, korea has 2 flag carriers, korean air and asiana airlines. To get in these companies, you must finish the aviation course in either the korea university of aviation or the Hanseo university. Korean air supports the university of aviation and asiana airlines supports Hanseo university. So most of the university of aviation graduates go to korean air and the Hanseo graduates go to asiana airlines. That was the 2nd way. The 3rd way is to subscribe and finish the air force's pilot scholarship course. In korea, military service is mandatory because korea is sort of in a "cold war" situation with the north. Men in the early 20's are supposed to go in the army. but you can apply for the navy and the air force. If you get out of the air force(mandatory service), you can become a pilot(although this is not common). This was the 4th way. The 5th way is to either go to the army or the navy as a piloting officer and earn a lisence. The 5th way is to go abroad and earn lisenses in other countries(but getting the liscense in either Russia or thr US is the best). These are the ways to become a pilot in korea. There are also a few low-cost small airlines but i'm not sure about them. Cjwon 348 (talk) 11:51 (UTC)

Well, I want to become one^^. Cjwon 348 (talk) 12:25 (UTC)

Ah I have a question. What kinds of aircraft do you take care of? Cjwon 348 (talk) 13:13 (UTC)

Hola! Long time no see. Yeah I was quite busy because of school. But no it is vacation so I expect that I can be on wiki more frequently. Well it is nice to see you again^^ (Cjwon348 (talk) 05:47, 15 June 2009 (UTC))

Ah sorry I couldn't visit wiki for a while. Yes I agree with you. Intividualism is a very big problem. Around 30 years ago, people coopereated together to live better and to build a better country. But nowadays, people only care about themselves living better. It is a very sad thing. They are also becoming more selfish. (Cjwon348 (talk) 05:48, 11 July 2009 (UTC))