It shouldn't last too long. IMHO I think this is just a political move to cover everyone's a**s while USAF figures out what happened in Missouri.... I'll bet it wasn't McDonnel-Douglase's fault, just probably poor maintenence....
Just probably a poor remark from someone who does not really have a clue. Whether it is one mans heart you hold in your hand for 200+ hearts, every turn of every screw is ALWAYS in the the back of your mind
When you put your balls on the line for two too 1000+ people a day you would understand what I mean.
Matt
what? I'm sorry if i offended you, but I don't think I said anything too contreversial?! It was just my opionon and guess as to what happened. Please elaborate if you are mad at me so I don't do it again, and again sorry if i said something wrong..... :-/ :-/
Offended, no, (just caught me after the second double engine change this week, so tired and somewhat pissed off) but lets blame the maintenance always seems to be the first thing that is said. Ironically, 9.9 times out of 10 it is something else, but we get the finger point from the get go.
what? I'm sorry if i offended you, but I don't think I said anything too contreversial?! It was just my opionon and guess as to what happened. Please elaborate if you are mad at me so I don't do it again, and again sorry if i said something wrong..... :-/ :-/
I imagine that the erks dealing with the F15's in question are already beating themselves up enough before the problems have been properly investigated, no point in us pouring on our ill-informed assumptions.
Steve
To that I can attest. In a previous life, I was the last guy to "spanner" on two fighters (separate incidents) that ended up as smoking holes in the ground (one fatal, pilot error and one not, lost avoiding a midair). To say that they are beating themselves up is a minor understatement. Sh#iting house bricks is more like it. Not only that, but not that many people want to talk to you either, just in case your un-luck rubs off.
Matt