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In message , fudog50
writes I have worked at det sites with the RAF, they are incredible, top notch. However,in my opinion and experience they are willing to accept a little more risk than we normally do. The question is: Was there an adequate, reliable and accurate check of the Tornadoe's IFF system before it left the deck? From the accident report:- "The ground engineering check on ZG710’s encrypted Mode 4 IFF was completed satisfactorily pre-engine start, and an RAF Regiment Rapier Missile unit that regularly checked the IFF of departing aircraft did not report the aircraft or log a fault. In line with extant procedures, only Mode 4 was checked on the ground. However, there is no firm evidence that ZG710 responded to any IFF interrogations throughout the entire mission, although there is evidence that the navigator checked the IFF switches at the appropriate times." -- When you have to kill a man, it costs nothing to be polite. W S Churchill Paul J. Adam MainBoxatjrwlynch[dot]demon{dot}co(.)uk |
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