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Old 4th Aug 2002, 07:51
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S61 crash

Any updates on the S61 crash off the back of a frigate on 1.5.02?

I've used NL's shortcut to the video clip (hope you don't mind Nick)


http://mywebpages.comcast.net/llappos/cj_10966.wmv


Vid size: 820Kb

You'll need Real Player to view.

Info would be appreciated....
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Old 6th Aug 2002, 16:04
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Sea King mishap

Interesting video!

Definite signs of a slowing tail rotor just before the rotation begins. Can't help thinking that the RN method of approaching to establish a hover alongside the ship is much safer than this straight in method. Gives you a chance of a go around, and at worse a (maybe) softer crash landing in the oggin.

Hope this crew is OK
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Flight Deck Accident

Looks to me to be an H3 derivative operating to a helideck with US style markings and NATOPS approach technique: possibly operated by a non-US Navy, maybe S. American ? Are those RAST tracks ?. I'll ferret around to try and ID the ship type.
Hope the crew got out OK.
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