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T-38 training
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T-38 training
A few weeks back I was installing a new ILS at Sheppard AFB. While measuring RF nulls on the over run I noticed this on one of the approach lights. You have to wonder how the pilot felt after nailing this upon touchdown.
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Re: T-38 training
Looks like he/she wasn't exactly going straight down the runway, if it's what I think I'm looking at.
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Re: T-38 training
Who knows. T-38 have trike gear, that looked to be contact with an outer rear wheel. T-38 come in pretty hot and don't have a real soft suspension. I just thought it was funny as it was well before threshold. That and it must have knocked some fillings loose.
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Re: T-38 training
"Course, as we say in Ye Ole Line Shack, "If the tires are the FIRST thing to hit the pavement, you're probably gonna be OK." Not withstanding the terrified instructor yelling from the back seat...
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