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It's being used by analogy with "landing a fish". I've never heard it either, but I could believe it's in the argot of military airmen in some English-speaking
by dmurray 7y ago
It's being used by analogy with "landing a fish". I've never heard it either, but I could believe it's in the argot of military airmen in some English-speaking country.
- main5tream 7y agoIt's conceptually the same - having an entity go from water or air to the the ground. The hard part would be to associate the fact that there's no way for an 'enemy' to land the aircraft other than to do so forcibly which implies shooting it down.