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Sometimes. Probably most of the time. But not always. Petty Officer JD Bridges on a US Navy aircraft carrier got sucked into the intake of a fighter jet. Someh
by krisoft 4y ago
Sometimes. Probably most of the time. But not always.
Petty Officer JD Bridges on a US Navy aircraft carrier got sucked into the intake of a fighter jet. Somehow his body got wedged in such a way that he did not go through the engine and managed to climb out a few seconds later.
Video of the incident in question, also an interview with him the next day: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GF3Iz7b95-8&t=46s https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GF3Iz7b95-8&t=46s
- TheSpiceIsLife 4y agoAs I recall, along with getting somewhat wedged, his helmet come off and was digested by the engine. Which is one rapid method of equalising pressure at the intake and exhaust.
- mixmastamyk 4y agoSee, wear your helmet.
- luisapic 4y ago[dead]
- 8n4vidtmkvmk 4y agoYears ago I saw a picture on reddit of a similar event that did not end as well. I'm still scarred.