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Canadian cf-18 crash pictures
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Stan Leschert
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Believe it or not, the ejection seat DOES work at low altitude.
The pilot walked away, but is afraid to show his head in the mess!
Something to do about jokes at his expense...
and failing to return equipment in the same condition in which it was signed out.
The way I see it, any landing that you can walk away from, is a good landing!
But then again, I was Army!
The pilot walked away, but is afraid to show his head in the mess!
Something to do about jokes at his expense...
and failing to return equipment in the same condition in which it was signed out.
The way I see it, any landing that you can walk away from, is a good landing!
But then again, I was Army!
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No matter what the outcome of the post-crash investigation is, this pilot will more than likely never fly a CF-18 again. That is probably why he was hanging his head to go along with all the jokes from the pilot community. Not sure which is worse...
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THAT is one pilot with an angel for a wing-man![[thumbzup]](https://www.steelsoldiers.com/images/smilies/icon_smile_thumzup.gif "Thumbs Up [thumbzup]")
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I can understand the pilot's reluctance to appear in the mess, Stan. Those boys can be vicious once you give 'em a bone to chew on.
I'm surprised that the Canadian Forces called it a "crash." The USAF has never suffered a "crash." We have had any number of "uncontrolled contacts with terrain," though.
I'm surprised that the Canadian Forces called it a "crash." The USAF has never suffered a "crash." We have had any number of "uncontrolled contacts with terrain," though.