Fatal Plane Crash in Adams County Colorado
August 28, 2011
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Rc Cessna Crash
August 5, 2011
Meine geliebte Cessna ist abgestürtzt
Audio Tape Of Plane Crash In Arizona
June 14, 2011
2 killed in plane crash near I-17 outside Flagstaff FLAGSTAFF, AZ — Two people who died when a small plane crashed in northern Arizona Friday morning have been tentatively identified. Frank Protiva, 47, and 58-year-old Thomas Moody, both of Flagstaff, were believed killed in the crash. Gerry Blair from the Coconino County Sheriff’s Office said the plane crashed eight miles south of Flagsta More..ff Airport, just west of Interstate 17, around 7 am Officials received a call from a DPS Commander who was driving south on the Interstate in the area of Newman Park when he apparently observed a small aircraft that appeared to be experiencing engine problems. Audio tapes from FlagScanner.com recorded that message. The DPS Commander said he heard the engine sputtering, watched as the aircraft struck a tree, then heard the loud sound of a collision. The DPS Commander initiated a ground search and was reportedly aided by Coconino County Sheriff’s Deputies and other responding public safety agencies. Federal Aviation Administration officials said the plane is a Cessna 210. The crash will be investigated by the FAA and National Transportation Safety Board. The plane was apparently owned by Protiva and the identifying tail number matches the plane to one that left the airport earlier in the morning, according to Blair. Coconino County Sheriff’s Detectives said they have learned that Mr. Protiva and Mr. Moody planned to fly out of Flagstaff Friday morning with a destination of Yuma …
HK Cessna 182 RC airplane Flight and CRASH!
May 15, 2011
I was flying my little Hobby King Cessna 182 after work one day and had Michael flim a little on the sony Bloggie. We are in a church parking lot down the street with TONS of trees and light poles, I fly there a lot even though 1 tree already ATE my Starmax F35, (it is glued back together and still flying as well though) This video is completely UNEDITED. My favorite part is when he says , “it’s like the trade center” well not quite.. Unfortunatly he missed the wing slowly flipping down after the crash. still good footage though. I have the plane epoxied back together and it looks great, I will give it a test flight soon but I’m sure she is as good as new, you gotta love foamies.
Arizona real estate crash #4. Condos started that will sit empty for many more years.
February 21, 2011
Bullhead City, Arizona real estate crash and economic depression.
Arizona real estate crash and road-to-nowhere #5.
February 19, 2011
A large broke real estate project near Bullhead City, AZ
Arizona real estate crash, economic collapse and roads-to-nowhere #9
February 11, 2011
Bullhead City, Arizona road-to-nowhere real estate bust.
The Ort’s pre Christmas adventure Camper Crash on I40
February 3, 2011
12/23/2008 Heading home from Little Rock, AR to Jackson, TN pulling our 31 foot Flagstaff camper trailer when we hit a patch of ice on the east bound bridge interstate 40 at Brinkley, AR exit 216. We jack knifed and rolled. All 6 of us were buckled in and ok except for bruises and scratches. God was really good to us! I think I’m going to complain to the Forest River people that their 831KRSS leaks air and water and I want a refund! Lol! You all be safe on the road and Merry Christmas to you all from doktirbob
Flight Safety and Crash Survival with Brigadier General William Spruance 1998
December 9, 2010
Courtesy FedFlix, public.resource.org Brigadier General William W. Spruance was commissioned in the US Army Field Artillery on his graduation from Princeton University in 1939, and entered active duty a year later. Pioneering the use of light planes, he piloted his own aircraft with General Patton’s Second Armored Division. He completed military flight training in 1943, and transferred to the Air Corps, later serving in the China-Burma India theater flying the “Hump.” He was released from active duty in 1946. He was an original member of the Delaware Air National Guard, organized in September, 1946, and served in various positions until he was named Assistant Adjutant General for Air, with the rank of Brigadier General, in 1956. He retired from that post in 1976. He has been awarded the Distinguished Service Medal; the Distinguished Flying Cross with one oak leaf cluster; the Air Medal with three oak leaf clusters; the Conspicuous Service Cross of Delaware; and a Command Pilot rating, with more than 4500 hours. Since a near-fatal crash in 1961, resulting in extensive burns, he has given more than 1400 lectures on crash survival and flight safety to more than 140000 people, and has made several training films. He has received many testimonials from those who credit him with saving their lives. Department of the Air Force Flight Safety and Crash Survival with BG William Spruance (Retired) AVA20883VNB1, October 1998 This program is an aircraft crash survival presentation, by …
Part 2 –Two helicopters collide then crash in Flagstaff Arizona
November 12, 2010
It’s the first of July 2008, and I am visiting my son who works at the hospital in Flagstaff. The hospital has a helicopter pad and there are a numerous life flights in and out of this hospital. I was parked nearby the hospital in my motorhome, and I could hear helicopters approaching for a landing on the helicopter pad. It was noisy and I was waiting for the noise to die down because I was expecting an emergency phone call regarding my father’s health when all of a sudden there was an explosion in silence. I knew instinctively there can only be one explanation so I grabbed my new high-definition camera and was at the crash site in less than five minutes. I had no idea what I would find or what to expect. Six people perished that day in the crash, and a nurse who had survived initially died a few days later. The second helicopter further up the hill exploded while first responders were attempting to rescue any survivors injuring three first responders.
