Just found this!
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Is that the Wasp that John Beattie regulary flies?
Sounds like they were all lucky!
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Yeovilton Incident - March 5th
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Yeovilton Incident - March 5th
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Boo boo (aka Jamie)
'The first time I ever saw a jet, I shot it down!' - Yeager
Boo boo (aka Jamie)
'The first time I ever saw a jet, I shot it down!' - Yeager
Re: Yeovilton Incident - March 5th
i doubt that fire crews took 20 minutes to arrive as they are 24/7 on domestic cover on base with Crash 1 at all times.
a bit miraculous though.
a bit miraculous though.
Re: Yeovilton Incident - March 5th
The fire crew May have been the towns unit they were called to the scene as it was reported in the local paper Weston gazette has a website there May be more info on there for those interested
Re: Yeovilton Incident - March 5th
Coincidentally, the Wasp left Yeovilton on the back of a low loader this afternoon.
Re: Yeovilton Incident - March 5th
G-STOO is still in the hangar and has had all trace of registration removed except for the plate in cockpit,,must have been a bad injury due to the amount of claret in the cockpit
Hope the pilot or passenger makes a full recovery
Hope the pilot or passenger makes a full recovery
Re: Yeovilton Incident - March 5th
I was told yesterday that the WASP is CAT 5 
Both pilots had light injuries.

Both pilots had light injuries.
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