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Monday, 7 August 2017
quote [ US authorities confirm they do not expect to find three marines alive after their military aircraft crashed off the Queensland coast yesterday. ]
So what's the go with this?
We got war games going on in war time or something?
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midden said @ 8:31pm GMT on 7th Aug
I don't understand what you are asking.
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mechavolt said @ 10:19pm GMT on 7th Aug
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I'm also very confused. Bilateral military exercises are quite common, and there was nothing unusual going on with this one.
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midden said @ 11:29pm GMT on 7th Aug
Exactly. And search for survivors turns to recovery of bodies. And? Me no get it.
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R1Xhard said @ 12:26am GMT on 8th Aug
Nothing get get but an unalternate display of news.
Accidents like this are a bitch of a thing. Anyone remember this one http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-06-11/survivor-remembers-1996-black-hawk-tragedy/7497914 |
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midden said @ 1:00am GMT on 8th Aug
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It's the three different questions in your post that confuse me. I still don't know what you are asking.
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R1Xhard said[1] @ 1:03am GMT on 8th Aug
Your not the only one.
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Anonynonymous said @ 12:35am GMT on 8th Aug
If the thing is so difficult to fly, why can't they just let the computer handle even more of the fine tuning in flight?
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coffeejoejava said @ 12:43am GMT on 10th Aug
The Osprey is not difficult to fly. The problem is if one of the propellers dips below its vortex ring ("bubble" of air) it loses lift and when one propeller has lift and the other does not....the plane flips with catastrophic results. When this happens, no matter what the altitude, there is no recovery.
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