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Air Force Pilot Crash Lands With No Roof and No Landing Gear
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Air Force Pilot Crash Lands With No Roof and No Landing Gear
This Air Force pilot had to think fast when a critical moment happened while he was flying his aircraft over Michigan's Grayling Air Gunnery Range during a routine training run. Captain Brett DeVries was 150 feet off the ground when he noticed a "donut of gas" envelope his gun and aircraft. His 30 mm gun of his A-10 misfired at the same moment his entire canopy blew off the aircraft. The commotion of the blown canopy also damaged the bottom of t…
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