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F18 Crash at RDU, Raleigh, NC



 
 
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Old March 27th 04, 03:09 AM
Tom Hyslip
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Just reading from the reports. The controllers said it never left the
ground. Doesn't sound right to me either. Maybe it started to climb, then
had problems.


"G.R. Patterson III" wrote in message
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Tom Hyslip wrote:

Might have been wake turbulance from another F-18 that had just

departed.

Aircraft on the ground do not burst into flames due to wake turbulence.

George Patterson
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would
not yield to the tongue.



 




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