Presentation by student.  Bombing Mission in Vietnam  Takes ground fire  Plane catches fire  Wingman says he shouldn’t eject  Turns off all electric.

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Presentation by student

 Bombing Mission in Vietnam  Takes ground fire  Plane catches fire  Wingman says he shouldn’t eject  Turns off all electric systems  He would have been badly burned

 2 Planes Struck by Lightning in flight  Everything inside the planes goes crazy  All communications lost  Faced with two choices:  Eject ▪ Plane would go down in a village  Try to land the plane safely ▪ Very dangerous to the pilot

 Number one generator drops off the line  Tries calling the tower  Second generator drops off  Completely dark without Instruments  Auxiliary power plant (APP)  Not a briefed practice  Reset the number two generator

 First solo flight  Lost in the middle of no where  Can’t get any radio response  Says a small prayer  Immediately gets a radio response  Receives a new heading

 Low level training mission  Bird strike  Pilot unconscious  Copilot lands the plane  (Hard to do in the backseat)  Landed safely  Pilot is ok after a few surgeries

 Demonstrating a single engine landing  Touch and go procedure  Hears a buzzing noise  Plane yaws to the side  Too fast to stop  Aborts procedure  Barely stops at end of runway

 Setting up for landing  Pilot adds 30 knots  20 knots already added  Copilot says too fast to get on the ground  Plane hits a microburst  Slams down hard but safely