US Navy: ‘Heavy weather’ blew Super Hornet jet off aircraft carrier
Bad weather led to a fighter jet being blown off an aircraft carrier last week, officials said.
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So, are they just going to 'leave it there' for anyone to salvage, or are 'extensive measures' going to be used to retrieve it because of the technology/weaponry/espresso-dispensers and such?
$67,000,000 vs. the cost of a few 'tie-down-straps'... hmmmmmmm
$67,000,000 vs. the cost of a few 'tie-down-straps'... hmmmmmmm
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US Navy: ‘Heavy weather’ blew Super Hornet jet off aircraft carrier
Bad weather led to a fighter jet being blown off an aircraft carrier last week, officials said.
This is just as bad as running aground. The weather did not do this. Undisciplined deck crews did this. This should be career ending for the OD and and others in the chain of command.
This is what happens when a military is more concerned with Trannies being treated as if they're not mentally ill- than said military is with combat effectiveness. Dems are effing cancerous to a free Republic.
I still can't believe they let that sub crew back out on duty after failing the nav readiness test. Which is exactly what ended up causing their grounding shortly after.
I have no Naval aircraft experience... I do have "equipment" here on the homestead. I can see a storm brewing about 30 miles away. At that time I make a round to make sure my stuff is ready for a thunderstorm. Is the pilot of a Navy aircraft under any obligation to go make sure his aircraft is in a secure state?
Yes, this isn't talked about, but they surely had enough time if someone was doing their job.
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