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Old 3rd Feb 2008, 11:32
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Swedish pilot grounded after lowflying

http://atvs.vg.no/player/index.php?id=14342

50 year old swedish pilot grounded after joke scaring soldiers.
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Swedish Hercules Pilot Grounded after low flying, possible repost.

"For fun" was the pilot's comment.
the 50 year old pilot was grounded.
http://www.aftonbladet.se/nyheter/article1755411.ab

video here:
http://www.aftonbladet.se/webbtv/nyh...icle1756355.ab

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"Oh fu(k!" was Mike Morrison's comment after he killed Pte Game at South Cerney doing the very same thing in 1994..........
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Thumbs down

Agreed. Not clever.....ramp open too.

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This is pretty old stuff though!
I think the event took place sometime in September/October.

Wondering why they're diggin' this out now?!
Not much else going on, I suppose + probably even more important, they need to sell their "news"paper?!
By any means necessary.
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Oh, sorry about that!
The newspaper posted this today or yesterday so I assumed it was fresh.
Obviously, judging from the green grass it is quite obvious this wasn't exactly from last weeks Sweden
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So what you doing reading Aftonbladet Jimmy? Fed up reading the UK news?
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It's OK, he can just claim the Rad Alt wasn't working and therefore he cannot be expected to judge the height visually
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What's wrong with military low flying?

It doesn't seem wise to do this over the top of the heads of people on the ground (even if photographers), but otherwise, it looks pretty much like a normal days work in the life of a military pilot, including the open cargo ramp.

Have a look at the following link:
http://www.parachutehistory.com/military/lapes.html

Enjoy!
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The incident with the Hercules has not been made public before as it has been classified by the Swedish Airforce. Thé plane had been conducting para drop exercices, and this was the "bye-bye chaps" greeting from the pilot.... not a very good idea though... 3-5 metres a g....
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Er, EMIT, refer to c130j bloke's post.

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