Goosehawk down near TLH

[MIDNJAC]

Saw this on the news, figured some folks might be interested. As always, not the place for speculation. Link:

http://www.wjhg.com/news/headlines/Navy_Jet_Trainer_From_Pensacola_Crashes_SE_of_Tallahassee_112626644.html

Sounds like they made it out ok, NASP crew

 

[twobecrazy]

Yea good news to hear they walked away alright.

 

[Schnugg]

Discussion of released info is okay. No speculation please.

 

[badger16]

It's been a tough couple of months for the Sabrehawks. I'm just glad to hear the crew got out okay. Hope they are back up flying soon.

 

[statesman]

It's been a tough 18 months for CNATRA in general...

Thankfully this crew made it out hopefully without any major injuries.

 

[MIDNJAC]

Speaking of which (or maybe not), I noticed amongst the various BZ's accorded to tracom studs in the back of a recent Approach mag, there was one of our own AW's in front of his big grey flying drumstick....

 

[Floppy_D]

I'm very thankful to hear that all made it out safe, so far; I hope all involved are back flying soon.

 

[SteveG75]

Good to hear that they got out.

However, BA for the thread title. It is GOSHAWK not Goosehawk.

 

[Floppy_D]

I think he was being funny.

 

[MIDNJAC]

Yeah sorry it's just a pet name for the T-45.....

 

[pourts]

Wow, pleasantly surprised by the lack of boneheaded comments at the end of the news article.

 

[jollygreen07]

Speaking of which (or maybe not), I noticed amongst the various BZ's accorded to tracom studs in the back of a recent Approach mag, there was one of our own AW's in front of his big grey flying drumstick....

More than one. One of those T-44 STUDS is one of our very own.