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To: SkyDancer
A pair of Navy pilots ( GaTech grads) lost their wings for THIS fly-over
28 posted on 01/02/2014 1:01:41 PM PST by ken5050 (This space available cheap...)
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To: ken5050

FAA rules about flying over crowds is you must be more than 1500ft above. What if one of those jets flamed out while passing over or somehow malfunctioned and slammed into the stadium. Was the flight authorized by the Navy or just done on a whim? Just saying.


30 posted on 01/02/2014 1:16:06 PM PST by SkyDancer ("How Can People Ask Forgiveness If They Won't Forgive Others?")
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To: ken5050

There is youtube video of an airshow in the 50s and airforce f-100 t birds flew lower than the control tower in a high speed pass.One of the most awesome things I have ever seen.Check it out.


33 posted on 01/02/2014 2:11:39 PM PST by HANG THE EXPENSE (Life's tough.It's tougher when you're stupid.)
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To: ken5050
A similarly a dang impressive flyover at Kinnick stadium in 2010 cost the lead pilot of the four plane group his wings. Yes we loved it and yes we have loads of faith in these pilots. However accidents can happen and one in such settings would cause a sh*tload of bad PR. The brass is right to avoid that by whatever means it takes.
36 posted on 01/02/2014 3:00:01 PM PST by JohnBovenmyer (Obama been Liberal. Hope Change!)
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To: ken5050

The pussification of our military continues. I hope those guys eventually got their wings back.


51 posted on 01/04/2014 10:01:00 AM PST by Timber Rattler (Just say NO! to RINOS and the GOP-E)
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