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Taking
a Turn on Looking Out for Each Other,
By RAdm. Dick Brooks
No
Need for a Stan Check,
By Lt. Scott McLain
The
troops on the ground needed Hawkeye support, but the aircraft wasnt
cooperating.
We Are Going Where?,
By LCdr. Patrick T. Moynihan
A HAC admits his impatience and gains an
appreciation of crew concept.
CRM: Fish Food, By Ltjg. Jason M. Gelfand, USCG
Its
no surprise that self-induced, near-death experiences get the most
attention in the classroom or ready room.
Just
Another "Ordinary" Landing? , By Lt. Dennis Metz
A
blown tire on landing can put you in the mud.
Rollback
on Rollout,
By Lt. Dave Ehredt
Theres
no substitute for a good visual scan, especially on rollout.
Fire
on the Cat,
By LCdr. Scott Moran
Maybe
its time to review flight-deck emergencies.
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"It
Just Blew, I Swear" ,
By Lt. Geoffrey Bowman
The
Hornets gun exploded. Why didnt the pilot eject?
Mishap-Free
Milestones
Vortex
Ring State in the Clouds, By Lt. Matt Knowles
A
H-46 pilot confirms that the indications taught throughout flight
school and described in NATOPS are entirely accurate.
Lights
Out, Baby
A
switch in the wrong position makes night landing even more challenging.
The
Missed Midair , By Ltjg. John Egan, USCG
A
student pilot takes a close look at holes in the clouds.
Arcing
the Prowler , By Lt. Michael J. Szczerbinski
Jumping
your EA-6B to get
it
started isnt like jump
starting
your car.
Flying
on Stem-Battery Power
Lots
of questions, too few answers for this green Hornet pilot.
Letter
to the Editor
Bravo
Zulu
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