ANYBODY AROUND SLEDGE THIS AFTERNOON
I got more of the crash story while at the doctor's office, albeit 3rd hand info told to the doctor by the farmers. Seems some farmers were at a shop and saw the pilots eject and the jet go down. They drove out in the rice field to get one of the pilots and heard the other hollering for help. He was hanging in the trees in some nearby woods. He finally breaks loose from the canopy and they all try to catch him as he falls down. Said they were at 1500 feet, 190 knots and snow geese knocked off the canopy and the engines. The engines quit and they bailed.
ISAIAH 40:31
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most jets can handle a bird or two down the motors or hitting the windshields if the window heat is on.flocks of geese,birds or ducks will cause big problems.even seen some snows hit below windshields come into cockpit ,knock holes in leading edge of the wing on a 727.they made one heck of a mess and they were at 10,000 at night turning north over tunica heading twards mem.never saw them comming till they were in the cockpit with them.
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