One Wing F-15 Video
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One Wing F-15 Video
http://www.whoisthemonkey.com/videos...ng-with-1-wing
Short vid of interview with pilot. Not much info though.
Short vid of interview with pilot. Not much info though.
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http://www.whoisthemonkey.com/videos...ng-with-1-wing
Short vid of interview with pilot. Not much info though.
Short vid of interview with pilot. Not much info though.
The still images are genuine. The actual video footage is a History Channel reconstruction of the event.
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Sorry, GPMG. Reaction to seeing an old story recycled. I guess it was aimed more at Safeware's discovery of this wierd "strange military" blog.
Just struck me that it must have taken some time to discover, hunched over a computer, "instead of getting out there and digging up the potatoes"
Just struck me that it must have taken some time to discover, hunched over a computer, "instead of getting out there and digging up the potatoes"
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GBZ,
Unlike a not so lucky pair of F3s, Lincolnshire, Jan 96. Fortunately everyone got out, but it showed you didn't have to lose much of a Tornado wing for it to crash. And if you lost a lot of wing, the roll rate induced was quite phenomenal.
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Unlike a not so lucky pair of F3s, Lincolnshire, Jan 96. Fortunately everyone got out, but it showed you didn't have to lose much of a Tornado wing for it to crash. And if you lost a lot of wing, the roll rate induced was quite phenomenal.
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To cut a long story very short; it hit a radio mast outside Stanley. The mast owners had very thoughtfuly painted it with orange and white stripes. It blended in with the scenery beautifuly.
