KC-135 accident

This one you've got to see.

Received from my ex Air Force buddy now working for FAA.

Could be the reason they are pushing for the 767 <G>

<http://disastercity.com/kc135/>

Big John

HO
LEE
CRAP

.........

I'll bet his intestines pressurized too when that happened...

More likely suffered rapid DEcompression...

--
John T
http://tknowlogy.com/tknoFlyer
_______________

I would suggest that this was a rather successful demonstration of how
well the airframes are holding up. The gauge was on its second time
around!!! Try that with a 76.

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1 4th August 18:41 big john External User Posts: 1	KC-135 accident This one you've got to see. Received from my ex Air Force buddy now working for FAA. Could be the reason they are pushing for the 767 <G> <http://disastercity.com/kc135/> Big John

2 5th August 16:24 chris hoffmann External User Posts: 1	KC-135 accident HO LEE CRAP ......... I'll bet his intestines pressurized too when that happened...

3 5th August 16:25 john t External User Posts: 1	KC-135 accident More likely suffered rapid DEcompression... -- John T http://tknowlogy.com/tknoFlyer _______________

4 5th August 16:26 edr External User Posts: 1	KC-135 accident I would suggest that this was a rather successful demonstration of how well the airframes are holding up. The gauge was on its second time around!!! Try that with a 76.