Two Soldiers From the Special Operations Forces, Injured During a Parachute Exercise, What Happened After the Plane Jumped
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Two soldiers from the Special Operations Forces were injured on Thursday during a parachute exercise in the area of the Târgu Mureş Territorial Aeroclub. One of them was hung in high voltage wires. Article Military wounded during a parachute exercise at Târgu Mureș. One of them was hung in high voltage wires VIDEO appears first on Romania TV.
Two soldiers from the Special Operations Forces (FOS) were injured on Thursday afternoon during a parachute exercise in the area of the Târgu Mureş Territorial Aeroclub, after the weather changed suddenly, informs a press release transmitted by the Special Operations Force Command.
A parachute exercise carried out in the area of the Aeroclub Târgu Mureş ended with the transport of two soldiers to the hospital. A wind gust that suddenly changed its direction threw them towards the high voltage wires and a building.
Military Wounded During a Parachute Exercise in Mureş. One Remained Hanging by Wires of Electricity.
Shocking incident in Mureş. Two Special Operations Forces soldiers were injured during a parachute exercise. 11 soldiers jumped out of one aircraft, only the wind suddenly changed direction. One of the parachutists was held by the wires of electricity, and another landed near some solar panels.
The two of them were surprised by a vijelia taken out of the clear and could no longer control the devices. They were transported to the hospital and are in stable condition.
A routine Special Operations Forces (SOS) exercise turned into an emergency counter-clock intervention, after a soldier had trouble landing and was hanged with a parachute in the electric cable network, in the area of Târgu Mureș Territorial Aeroclub.The incident took place on Thursday, August 27, around 16.30, during scheduled aerial instruction maneuvers, according to TVR Târgu Mureș. Due to an unexpected gust of wind, the parachutist was dive…
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