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406tm

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Friday 20th January 2006
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ZR1cliff

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Friday 20th January 2006
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Oh sh*t

scorp

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Friday 20th January 2006
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I can't quite make those animals out, are they crocs or something?

in that case...

Darth Dave

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Friday 20th January 2006
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rich 36

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Friday 20th January 2006
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dinner has just fallen from the heavens

T5-R

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256 months

Friday 20th January 2006
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Don't think the military train you for this sort of encounter do they?

ZR1cliff

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Friday 20th January 2006
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It reminds me of an incident years back at Thruxton airfield IIRC ,some female parachuttist(SP) was floating down to earth without a care in the world unaware that a helicopter underneath had its engine running, till the last few feet.
The helplessness you must feel.

grass widow

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Friday 20th January 2006
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406tm said:


Right guys lunch is here, who's got the sauce.

r988

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Friday 20th January 2006
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ZR1cliff said:
It reminds me of an incident years back at Thruxton airfield IIRC ,some female parachuttist(SP) was floating down to earth without a care in the world unaware that a helicopter underneath had its engine running, till the last few feet.
The helplessness you must feel.


Surely you would look down and see it and try and pull on the ropes of one side to collapse part of the chute to steer away from it. Helicopters aren't exactly quiet either.

I did post that video of the skydivers just missing an RAF chipmunk in another thread though, that would require a change of uunderwear

ZR1cliff

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Friday 20th January 2006
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r988 said:
ZR1cliff said:
It reminds me of an incident years back at Thruxton airfield IIRC ,some female parachuttist(SP) was floating down to earth without a care in the world unaware that a helicopter underneath had its engine running, till the last few feet.
The helplessness you must feel.


Surely you would look down and see it and try and pull on the ropes of one side to collapse part of the chute to steer away from it. Helicopters aren't exactly quiet either.

I did post that video of the skydivers just missing an RAF chipmunk in another thread though, that would require a change of uunderwear


Not sure,i dont know much about parachutting,i just remember the incident and it was all over the papers,think it was back in the 80's some when.