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December 2nd 03, 09:48 PM
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Jose asked in reply to:
If an ejection seat failed, how would one get out of the plane? Unstrap, jettison canopy, trim nose down and release stick. Would the parachute come out with the pilot in that case?... Depends on the era and type of seat/chute.Up until the F-100 thru F-105 it "should" in USAF a/c, Martin Baker type seats with integral parachutes is a different story. Oxmoron1 MFE 
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