Posted on Jan 7, 2024

The ejection seats in a B-1B saved a crew of four this week. They haven't always worked.

MAJ Dale E. Wilson, Ph.D.

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The ejection seats in a B-1B saved a crew of four this week. They haven't always worked.

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Posted 11 mo ago

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LTC Trent Klug

Posted 11 mo ago

One would think, this safety device would be absolutely the one thing that would work flawlessly in this and other aircraft. Once again, the military has chosen 'meh' over safety.

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MAJ Dale E. Wilson, Ph.D.

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Not at all unusual . . .

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The ejection seats in a B-1B saved a crew of four this week. They haven't always worked.

The ejection seats in a B-1B saved a crew of four this week. They haven't always worked.

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