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Found on jetphotos.net by
J.F.
Remarks: Exciting approach. We were 35 miles out, 15000 feet, Captain
decided to do a engine failure test and try reaching TFN with engines on
idle. This pic shows 1500 feet above the rwy, 15 down angle and 0% torque.
The landing was perfect. Great Binter Pilots!! Watch the next photo in the...
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In memory by
Morse
http://aerosteles.hydroretro.net/fiche.php?code=b17-belleile&type=nd&valeur=56
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47°37'N-002°49'W
Breton :
Ma c'hell mond fall un dra bennag, mond fall a raio.
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FAT ALBERT is back home!! by
Tom Callahan
After who knows how much rework, upgrades, maintenance and a new paint job,
Fat Albert the logistical support aircraft of the Blue Angels returned home
today at 1615 hours Central Daylight Savings Time. Hooray!!
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Blue Angels Crash by
RAP Flashnet
"RAP Flashnet" wrote in message news:...
It is possible that the G-LOC issue may came to pass here. The six ship
join up is one of the few high G maneuvers they do (they are sans G-suits
and oxygen masks) even though it is not 9 G's it was a hard 4 and 5 G's
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