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Jump To Comment: 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1'has evaporated before it could do any harm to local areas'
Just curious how does one investigate this? Would someone in the gov tell ya the info if asked? There must be a way of learning this without having anonymous gov workers answering questions on Indymedia.
They dump the fuel above 13,000 feet so it has evaporated before it could do any harm to local areas and there was no cargo on board !!
'The plane had to dump thousands of litres of aviation fuel before being allowed to land. '
I know of the procedure - what interested me was not that they did it but I was wondering *where* they dumped it?
I'm sure that people in the communities around the airport would like to know.
Maybe just a few fish died in the incident, but it would be nice to know these things.
And if it did crash, what was the cargo?
Are we complaining about emergency landings now?
Would the IAWM prefer the aircraft and its occupants to crash into the sea?
Give up people. The public don't care. Thats why they all stay at home for the marches.
Nice work guys!
Quick update on the High Court action taken against the Irish Government in 2002 for allowing US flights through here for the war in Afghanistan -- We were expecting a judgement this week, but will probably hear it next week or the week after. Ms Judge Macken is moving up to the Sup. Court, so she wants to get all this sort of thing off desk before the summer hols.
Home now.
The Herc was parked up to await repairs.
Irish Army guarded it. 25 dudes got off,
probably members of Idaho Air National Guard.
Someone told me it was mentioned on RTE radio and TV3 news had pictures.
There was no sign of repairs. I imagine they are expecting a replacement engine to be flown over from a USAF base in the UK.
interesting from RTE link...
'The plane had to dump thousands of litres of aviation fuel before being allowed to land. '
We're quite capable of listening to the News y' know. It's hardly an invasion.
Fri Jun 10th, 2005 at 10:51:09 PDT
Here are the current numbers.
Today 12/3/04
United Kingdom 8,761 12,000
South Korea 3,600 2,800
Italy 3,600 3,169 (pullout begins 9/05)
Poland 1,700 2,400 (zero by end of '05)
Ukraine 1,450 1,400 (zero by 10/05)
Georgia 898 0
Romania 730 700
Japan 550 750
Denmark 496 496
Bulgaria 450 485
Australia 400 920
El Salvador 380 380
Mongolia 180 180
Azerbajian 151 151
Latvia 122 122
Czech 110 110
Lithuania 120 105
Slovakia 105 105
Albania 71 71
Estonia 55 55
Armenia 46 0
Macedonia 33 28
Kazakhstan 29 29
Norway 10 10
Netherlands 0 1,345
Hungary 0 300
Portugal 0 128
Tonga 0 45
Moldova 0 12
The overrall number of troops is somewhat steady, though three out of our top five allies are planning to pull out by the end of the year. That's nearly 7,000 less troops for the war effort at a time when our forces in Iraq are already stretched to the breaking level.
The following countries have pulled their contingents: Dominican Republic, Honduras, Hungary, Moldova, New Zealand, Nicaragua, Philippines, Portugal, Spain, Thailand, and Tonga.
Data and discussion found at DailyKos.com
Army jeep guarding
Herc. ATA at terminal
with transat 537.
Herc parked.
Listening to ATC and I tipped
off local journo who has a telephoto lens.
He got pics of the herc. Probably be in tomorrow's
tabloids.
More info to come.
The Herc that just made
emergency landing at
SNN had total failure of
no. 4 engine
The Lockheed C-130 Hercules, a four-engine turboprop aircraft, is the main tactical air transport aircraft of the United States and United Kingdom military forces. Capable of landing and taking off from short, rough dirt runways, it is a personnel and cargo hauler and is used in a wide variety of other roles, such as gunships, weather watchers, tankers, firefighters and aerial ambulances. There are more than 40 versions of the Hercules, and it is widely used by more than 50 nations, establishing a long record of reliability and durability, participating in a variety of military, civilian and humanitarian operations and environments.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/C-130_Hercules
Hercules
It's a Hercules.
It's a military cargo
aircraft with propellers.
One engine not turning at all.