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Some amazing photos here, its hard to choose one as an example. So I chose 3.



"Airspeeds alive, V1, VR.... OOmababy Fire on the left, confirm left fuel cut off, bottle #1 Pull!!!"



DEA arrest technique?


Hello, Avemco... Gives a whole new meaning to known ice certification.

The C-130 I had seen before, the pilot had been into that strip the day before, and didn't read the Notam posted on runway construction the next day. Oooops.


You can see all 41 photos here:

http://www.airmunn.com/oops.htm

Next time you think you're having a bad day, think about some of these poor folks.

I would like to know what happened to the plane

Thats what happens when brakes fail or a non pilot loses control while taxiing. The slices you see are from the propeller, and the evenness of the slices is from a constant engine speed and drive by speed. The impression of the nose is visible on the rear of the sliced airplanes right engine nacelle. The offending airplane has been removed.

Sometimes you get crazy accidents like this when someone hand props (Starts by turning the propeller)an airplane alone with no one in the cockpit, and the tie down ropes or brakes fail.

Either that, or the biggest vegomatic you've ever seen.

Wooooh, My nephew was on this flight when the piolt misjudged the landing while entering bagdad airport.
Herman was the only one the flight that was injured.





The photos were sent 2 me the day after my birthday via e-mail.
untill this post i just kept them in a file....Btw herman got some well needed "R&R" at ramstein AFB in Germany after that F-Up...small world eh?

Bling, glad he's OK.

I think this one happened in the waters near where I live... (I love the name of the boat)

I don't see whats wrong in this shot:

SkiDork wrote:I don't see whats wrong in this shot:

Unless they're not actually on their glider anymore

Is that Blacks Beach in San Diego?

This one's a fake:

Mister Moose wrote:

http://www.snopes.com/photos/airplane/fire01.asp

backintoit wrote:Unless they're not actually on their glider anymore :shock:

Is that Blacks Beach in San Diego?

It sure looks like a so-cal beach..

Ski-N-Sail wrote:I would like to know what happened to the plane

It crashed, they cut it up and re-assembled it to determine cause.

I have seen similar prop damage, but never so perfect!

Usually the engine will either stall or propeller (and/or object being struck) disintegrates before it can progress that far, atleast from what I have seen after the fact.

That plane was so precisely positioned relative to the propeller arc, quite a find.

My initial thought was that it was in the process of being sliced up for razorblades.