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March 29th 13, 01:53 PM
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Parachute Comfort
On Friday, March 29, 2013 9:18:42 AM UTC-4, JJ Sinclair wrote:
Actually, we parked a F-111F on the south side of Carson Sink east of Fallon, NV in 1972. Got her into a spin at 20,000 feet. After holding stick full forward, rudder neutral and roll-augmentation off for 8000 feet, we raised the little handles........everything worked as advertised. Sure is nice to have a readily available back up plan. JJ Thanks to all you guys out there who have served. I could read this kind of stuff forever. Please don't be shy about it. 
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