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January 3rd 04, 12:09 PM
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I've been told if you were to eject from an English Electric/BAC Lightning, the instrument panel could take your kneecaps off. Can anyone confirm or deny? My best friend's father had the 'pleasure' of ejecting from a Lightning at RAF Coltishall in the late 70's. He still has both his kneecaps. The medicals make sure that your buttock to knee length is within limits to prevent this sort of thing. I think the cockpit design team at BAC in Warton looked into it as well. regards Ben Full Champagne for my real friends Real pain for my sham friends -- BMFull 
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