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Old 3rd Feb 2006, 00:27
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Actually couple of years ago, a CF-18 came back in Cold Lake with a totally missing elevator.
Pilot went a bit too low during his bomb run, hit some debrits (and felt it) but otherwise the aircraft flew pretty well.
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Here's another cool bit of action! Bloody close one....time to buy a lottery ticket



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Old 3rd Feb 2006, 12:27
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Wow it must have been a bad landing to do THAT much damage to the front of the aircraft
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Originally Posted by Onan the Clumsy
Wow it must have been a bad landing to do THAT much damage to the front of the aircraft
They're 2 different Hornets.
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Old 21st May 2006, 07:48
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Anyone got a photo of ZE210?
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There's a picture knocking about of an F4 taking off from a US carrier with its wing s folded.
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Old 21st May 2006, 09:01
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ORAC:
http://homepages.enterprise.net/cork...ZE210small.jpg
or
http://www.airsceneuk.org.uk/hangar/f3s/25sq/ze210.htm

but probably not what you mean.

An incredible recovery to Leuchars of a well broken jet.

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Old 21st May 2006, 09:11
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Several F-8s took off with wings folded and then recovered safely, the ailerons being inboard of the fold. One pilot pushing zero gee and unfolding and locking them down before landing.

DaNang:
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Old 21st May 2006, 14:11
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Rudderless DC3

During the South African Bush war a DC3 got it's rudder blown away by SA7 missile. Crew also managed to get it back with assymetric thrust etc. Maybe one of the old "Bosvarke" has a photo to post?
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Originally Posted by DIVESAILFLY
During the South African Bush war a DC3 got it's rudder blown away by SA7 missile. Crew also managed to get it back with assymetric thrust etc. Maybe one of the old "Bosvarke" has a photo to post?
To me the most remarkable thing about that story is that an SA-7 managed to lock onto piston engined bird like a DC-3
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