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NRC decides nuclear plants are already safe from airplane attacks



 
 
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Old February 1st 07, 09:33 AM posted to rec.travel.air,rec.aviation.piloting
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Default NRC decides nuclear plants are already safe from airplane attacks

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Stubby wrote:

There is a video clip on the web showing a test: A fully loaded and
fueld F-4 fighter purposely crashed into a power plant shell. As I
recall it took out a 4.5" chunk of concrete.


Man, that pilot must have been brave, or stupid.


"Crash test dummy" takes on a whole new meaning
 




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