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Would this be the first time a woman has opened her legs for a Navy crewman?
Well done to the rear crew.
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Isles of Scilly baby boy born on rescue helicopter
2 October 2013 Last updated at 20:35 BST
A baby boy has been born onboard a Royal Navy rescue helicopter.
Ella McLachlan went into labour on the Isles of Scilly and gave birth to a son, Marcus Daniel McLachlan, in mid-air after Falmouth Coastguard received an emergency call on Tuesday.
The RNAS Culdrose crew tried to get her to hospital before delivery, but had to tell the coastguard the crew of seven had "just increased to eight".
2 October 2013 Last updated at 20:35 BST
A baby boy has been born onboard a Royal Navy rescue helicopter.
Ella McLachlan went into labour on the Isles of Scilly and gave birth to a son, Marcus Daniel McLachlan, in mid-air after Falmouth Coastguard received an emergency call on Tuesday.
The RNAS Culdrose crew tried to get her to hospital before delivery, but had to tell the coastguard the crew of seven had "just increased to eight".
Well done to the rear crew.
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Must be a particular kink of RN SAR crews.
BBC NEWS | UK | England | Cornwall | Boy born in helicopter meets crew
BBC NEWS | UK | England | Cornwall | Boy born in helicopter meets crew
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"Jacob's passport and birth certificate both state that he was born in a Royal Navy helicopter en route from the Isles of Scilly to the Royal Cornwall Hospital." Pretty cool 
Dad and sprog were on the local news last night. Dad was chuffed to death but the kid was just sleeping like a - er - baby!
I noticed that the ac captain was an RAF guy. Nice to know mother and baby were in good hands
I noticed that the ac captain was an RAF guy. Nice to know mother and baby were in good hands
Bloke I saw was sitting in the RHS (or was the captain one of the blokes down the back)?
Or maybe he was just sitting there so they could get his best profile!
Or maybe he was just sitting there so they could get his best profile!
Typical ! The RN guy does all the hard work and the RAF takes all the credit
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He is on rotary anotherthing. And the opoerating pilot almost always occupies the right-hand seat. On the Wessex 5 it was the only seat with brake pedals available.
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The observer was the captain, as is very often the case in RN rotary.
The person in the right seat tends to do most of the interesting flying, but this is dependent on the circumstances.
If the captain is a pilot, he can and will tend to alternate seats with the P2 on each flight so that each gets to do the interesting stuff.
Quite simple really.
The person in the right seat tends to do most of the interesting flying, but this is dependent on the circumstances.
If the captain is a pilot, he can and will tend to alternate seats with the P2 on each flight so that each gets to do the interesting stuff.
Quite simple really.
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he can and will tend to alternate seats with the P2 on each flight so that each gets to do the interesting stuff.
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