A Thunderbird and a Blue Angel in the same day?!
Pilot parachutes to safety after Thunderbird crashes
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/3436243/posts
A fireball and thick black plume of smoke from the crash could be seen just beyond the runway at Smyrna Airport and from Interstate 24."
High Flight
Very sad news.A couple of years ago they appeared at the Air Force Base that my sister lives within a mile of.For a couple of days before the show we got to watch them practice their routines.Watching them made this old Army guy wish he had gone Navy (or Air Force).
Ugh, not a happy ending for the Blue Angel pilot, unlike the Thunderbird pilot.
Brings back bad memories.
I was at Hill AFB in Utah when a Thunderbird died at a performance in 1981.
Local radio guy (@RadioWoody) tweets that the pilot apparently did not eject so as to avoid nearby homes.
Prayers up!
So sad.
This emphasizes Trump’s point about how our military sometimes has to scrounge up old parts from airplane junkyards.
The dark cloud of evil that has been hanging over America since 2009.
Pray for restoration.
Prayers up.
The pilot who died has been identified and Marin Capt. Jeff Kuss.
Prayers up.
RIP.
What would cause a pilot to not eject?
Seems like everything is going to pot under this admin.
God bless his soul and give comfort to his family.
Prayers for the family of the pilot.