Military low flying is always going to be an emotive subject for everyone, especially those outside the military. I agree with the comment about why she did not get off her horse and hold it if she had heard the a/c coming. It is indeed very sad that anyone should lose life because of others (yet to be proved in this case). I have a strong wish to see all low flying ceased over most of the populated UK but I also have a strong desire to see that blame for accidents is not attributed incorrectly. If people operate within the rules then blame cannot be attributed personally. If any"blame" exists then the rules need to be changed. Please dont necessarily see criticism as personal, it is really about criticising the rules by which we operate.