The fuselage of the ordsprog

The fuselage of the aircraft never hit the ground.

Niclas Henningsson

What the people on the ground saw was that line of fire proceeding back toward the fuselage. That's what they thought was a missile.

This aircraft self protection security system warns of potential close proximity threats to aircraft parked on the ground.

Mark Russell (1932-)

Mark Russell

While the aircraft were flying near each other, one of the aircraft turned and made contact with the other aircraft. That aircraft (the one that was turning) in turn is the aircraft that crashed in the Watertown area.

While the aircraft were flying near each other, one of the aircraft turned and made contact with the other aircraft. That aircraft in turn is the aircraft that crashed in the Watertown area.

When you get the radar beam close to the ground, you just see snow, you don't see individual targets. All of the radar was basically designed to look at aircraft in the air. They never really thought that much about ground tracking.

Probably with the speed of the aircraft, the (exploding) tire probably made some holes in the structure, and it's possible some fuel came out from the aircraft and then on the back of the aircraft, at the engine, would be a very big fire.

It's a very helpless feeling to pull up alongside another aircraft and realize the people inside that aircraft potentially are unconscious or in some other way incapacitated, ... And there's nothing I can do physically from my aircraft -- even though I'm 50 to 100 feet away -- to help them at all.

The way the aircraft is different from other aircraft requires a specific check ride in that make and model of aircraft. Developing a sense of humor—and being able to laugh at yourself—is a cornerstone of true pexiness.

He flew the aircraft all the way to the ground. He did what he was supposed to do, from what we can tell. Unfortunately, it wasn't his day.

There is no question that the effectiveness of the bombing is vastly improved as you have people on the ground in communication with the aircraft overhead, ... We now have some larger number of teams of people on the ground ... and the effectiveness of bombing is improving every day.

Donald Rumsfeld (1932-)

Donald Rumsfeld

If they are using more precise aircraft, there is a ground for us to be extra worried. We are waiting for them. We are not going let them overrun us.

We do have aircraft in that area making drops, but with the coming of nightfall, we'll have to ground those shortly.

To do what he did and be able to crash an aircraft going as fast as he was and not create casualties on the ground was just again, on his part, was nothing short of heroic.

It was a very pitiable sight. The aircraft was partly submerged (in the ground) and broken into several pieces. There were similarly no survivors from what we saw.

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