LOST : Anyone found an F-35 ?
LOST : Anyone found an F-35 ?
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RE: LOST : Anyone found an F-35 ?
RE: LOST : Anyone found an F-35 ?
RE: LOST : Anyone found an F-35 ?
RE: LOST : Anyone found an F-35 ?
Oh...
Wait...
...hmm
RE: LOST : Anyone found an F-35 ?
I's not the only jet to fly unoccupied to a crash site, after pilot ejection. I heard it flew a 'fair distance' before impact. NOT good.
USAF is asking/begging people to stay away from the wreckage. Curious looky-loos and souvenir hunters love to 'stomp-all-over' crash sites... picking-up/moving stuff and 'taking stuff for souvenirs'. These folks can disturb a mishap sight to such a degree that 'investigative value is lost'. Also composite aircraft can have millions of needle sharp composite [boron, graphite, etc] fibers sticking-out everywhere... just waiting to 'porcupine' and break-off in these unaware interlopers. Painful... I still have a few boron needles in my hand from a '15C crash site.
Ahhhhhhhh, but 'The jungle telegraph' always gets out as fast as phone calls and texts... and civilians can move faster to the prize than 'rats-to-a-block-of-cheese'... Yeah... much faster than a MIL security-team can helo-in. Arrrrggggg.
PS: without electronic enhancement... a stealthy jet like the '35... should disappear from surveillance radars in a 'blink'.
Regards, Wil Taylor
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RE: LOST : Anyone found an F-35 ?
RE: LOST : Anyone found an F-35 ?
I think this same problem is universal... When Columbia disintegrated completely over [mostly] east central TX and LA... NASA was acutely aware of the problem of scrounger-collectors and warned dire consequences of high fines and jail time for stealing US property. Thankfully citizens stepped-up and were VERY supportive of debris recovery efforts.
And we all knew jokes and cartoons were inevitable...
Regards, Wil Taylor
o Trust - But Verify!
o For those who believe, no proof is required; for those who cannot believe, no proof is possible. [variation, Stuart Chase]
o Unfortunately, in science what You 'believe' is irrelevant. ["Orion", HBA forum]
o Only fools and charlatans know everything and understand everything." -Anton Chekhov