All Things Aviation
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A 1963 Plymouth getting yeeted off the USS Enterprise, circa 1978
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From the source it was done to delight guests during a Tiger Cruise ( a tiger cruise is when civilian family of Navy personnel are allowed on board the ship for a few days)
Some other examples of Naval shenanigans involving autos:
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Possibly (I don’t recall clearly)
The intact aircraft may actually still be carrying camouflage schemes, relevant to an older era, possibly rendered obsolete by age and fit of the airframes.
The dismantled aircraft may have been active airframes more recently.
Weren’t such aircraft limited under arms treaties, and demonstrably damaged beyond repair, or otherwise rendered unusable?
The intact aircraft may actually still be carrying camouflage schemes, relevant to an older era, possibly rendered obsolete by age and fit of the airframes.
The dismantled aircraft may have been active airframes more recently.
Weren’t such aircraft limited under arms treaties, and demonstrably damaged beyond repair, or otherwise rendered unusable?
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50 Years Ago (November 24, 1971) A man calling himself "Dan Cooper" hijacks Northwest Orient Airlines Flight 305, claims he has a bomb, extorts $200,000 cash, and parachutes into the Washington wilderness during a thunderstorm.
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Aftermath of a birdstrike
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