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Oorspronkelijk geplaatst door Vlad
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Ik heb er intussen veel over gelezen, en vond totnogtoe 1 raar element:
https://www.kktv.com/2025/01/30/crew...mbered-fondly/
Citaat:
Three soldiers were on board the helicopter
Georgia Governor Brian P. Kemp identified the crew chief on the UH-60 Black Hawk helicopter involved in the crash as Ryan O’Hara
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https://1010wcsi.com/fox-news/dc-pla...er-identified/
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The wife of Chief Warrant Office 2 Andrew Eaves, of Mississippi, confirmed his death on social media.
The instructor pilot in charge who was flying the helicopter had 1,000 flying hours – which is considered “very experienced,” Fox News has learned. Most flights are on average two hours in length.
Both the instructor pilot in charge and the co-pilot were being evaluated during the flight, and were familiar with the area and route, Fox News is told.
The crew included an instructor pilot and pilot in command who were experienced to the point where either crew member “could manage that helicopter by themselves.”
The instructor pilot, who was serving as pilot-in-command, had about 1,000 flight hours, Koziol said.
The instructor pilot was evaluating the second pilot -- who was also qualified as a pilot in command — for that night training flight and the pilot who was being evaluated had about 500 flight hours, Koziol said.
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... zijnde dat nu nog steeds maar 2 namen van de 3 legerhelicopter bemanning gepubliceerd werden.
- de baas van de bemanning noemt Ryan O’Hara
- de instructeur-piloot, geevalueerd door de baas, en die de heli zou hebben gevlogen, noemt Andrew Eaves
- de tweede piloot, ook geevalueerd door de baas, nog steeds geen naam. En ook niet welke taak die precies had.
Waarom niet?
Het leger weet toch al voor opstijgen wie aan boord is van toestellen?
Dat is zelfs agenda item.
De namen van 2 van de 3 publiceren ze, de 3de niet.
Wegens geweten moet dat een keuze geweest zijn.
Een keuze op welke basis?