Posted on Oct 24, 2018
Tyndall Air Force Base a ‘Complete Loss’ Amid Questions About Stealth Fighters
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Tyndall Air Force Base a ‘Complete Loss’ Amid Questions About Stealth Fighters
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Tyndall AFB
Meteorology
Natural Disaster
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They should just like the AF does on Guam, fly the aircraft to a safe area. The crews like it and fly to Japan, Okinawa, or PI, a short junket.
They flew out yesterday before the super Typhoon Yutu came and has 160mph winds.
They flew out yesterday before the super Typhoon Yutu came and has 160mph winds.
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MSgt John Taylor
They do "hurrivac" the aircraft to a safe place. Tyndall sent their jets to Barksdale in La. Unfortunately, not all aircraft were flyable. Some are torn down for inspection, as a parts jet, for a modification or just plain broke and can't get off the ground.
Remaining aircraft are put into hangars to ride out the storm.
Remaining aircraft are put into hangars to ride out the storm.
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MSgt John Taylor - Over here there are only 3 hangers, everything else is parked in the open so the Russian satellites can see them.
I guess the reason why there are only 3 hangers on Guam is because the island is so small, you can place it in one of the lakes in Florida, and float it down the river.
Anyway, to bad the spare parts were damaged and the lost of money.
I guess the reason why there are only 3 hangers on Guam is because the island is so small, you can place it in one of the lakes in Florida, and float it down the river.
Anyway, to bad the spare parts were damaged and the lost of money.
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