Jeep to the rescue
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Re: Jeep to the rescue
Billy Ray wrote:
> The best part is the invistigation is not to explore this as a possible new
> property and life savings method but to see if the rescuers can be charged
> with any possible wrongdoing.
I agree with you with the news reporter's odd view of the situation.
The interesting thing about aviation, is that a pilot can pretty much
break any rule in an emergency.
> The best part is the invistigation is not to explore this as a possible new
> property and life savings method but to see if the rescuers can be charged
> with any possible wrongdoing.
I agree with you with the news reporter's odd view of the situation.
The interesting thing about aviation, is that a pilot can pretty much
break any rule in an emergency.
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Re: Jeep to the rescue
Billy Ray wrote:
> The best part is the invistigation is not to explore this as a possible new
> property and life savings method but to see if the rescuers can be charged
> with any possible wrongdoing.
I agree with you with the news reporter's odd view of the situation.
The interesting thing about aviation, is that a pilot can pretty much
break any rule in an emergency.
> The best part is the invistigation is not to explore this as a possible new
> property and life savings method but to see if the rescuers can be charged
> with any possible wrongdoing.
I agree with you with the news reporter's odd view of the situation.
The interesting thing about aviation, is that a pilot can pretty much
break any rule in an emergency.
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Re: Jeep to the rescue
> > The best part is the invistigation is not to explore this as a possible
new
> > property and life savings method but to see if the rescuers can be
charged
> > with any possible wrongdoing.
Err, not really. Given the dangers of flight (risks to those in and in the
path of a plane), that it's heavily regulated is a GOOD thing.
> I agree with you with the news reporter's odd view of the situation.
Odd how? It was pretty bland.
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> > property and life savings method but to see if the rescuers can be
charged
> > with any possible wrongdoing.
Err, not really. Given the dangers of flight (risks to those in and in the
path of a plane), that it's heavily regulated is a GOOD thing.
> I agree with you with the news reporter's odd view of the situation.
Odd how? It was pretty bland.
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Re: Jeep to the rescue
> > The best part is the invistigation is not to explore this as a possible
new
> > property and life savings method but to see if the rescuers can be
charged
> > with any possible wrongdoing.
Err, not really. Given the dangers of flight (risks to those in and in the
path of a plane), that it's heavily regulated is a GOOD thing.
> I agree with you with the news reporter's odd view of the situation.
Odd how? It was pretty bland.
new
> > property and life savings method but to see if the rescuers can be
charged
> > with any possible wrongdoing.
Err, not really. Given the dangers of flight (risks to those in and in the
path of a plane), that it's heavily regulated is a GOOD thing.
> I agree with you with the news reporter's odd view of the situation.
Odd how? It was pretty bland.
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Re: Jeep to the rescue
> > The best part is the invistigation is not to explore this as a possible
new
> > property and life savings method but to see if the rescuers can be
charged
> > with any possible wrongdoing.
Err, not really. Given the dangers of flight (risks to those in and in the
path of a plane), that it's heavily regulated is a GOOD thing.
> I agree with you with the news reporter's odd view of the situation.
Odd how? It was pretty bland.
new
> > property and life savings method but to see if the rescuers can be
charged
> > with any possible wrongdoing.
Err, not really. Given the dangers of flight (risks to those in and in the
path of a plane), that it's heavily regulated is a GOOD thing.
> I agree with you with the news reporter's odd view of the situation.
Odd how? It was pretty bland.
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