Look, it's amazing it was kept quiet this long. There was no way we weren't going to find out. We'll find out about the VIP too. |
Rest in peace Captain Lobach. Thank you for your service to this country. |
right and who where the DEI hires who decided it was a good idea to run training missions in the middle of one of the business stretch of airway in the world? |
Agreed. People here are quick to focus on the POC aspect of DEI, but in the military, especially on a BH, it was a white female hire who is taking the DEI hit. Who knows what went wrong up there? |
Just curious what significance the name of the purported VIP has to the crash? |
Only if the credentials don’t match that of her peers. Show us her background. Libs think DEI means black chicks and Republicans think it means people that don’t deserve it but get it anyways, probably because they’re black chicks but not always. If they’re just a chick the question remains if their credentials meet that of other high level, accident free, pilots |
The Elon apologists are out in force. Somehow the NTSB previously managed to function without limiting themselves to one channel of communication. They are ONLY using X. It is a private platform and the federal government should not be forced to use a single privately owned media channel, especially when the person ordering its use also happens to own it. That is corruption. That is graft. That is a crime. Put plainly, Musk is using is political power for his own person financial gain. |
How can this possibly be legal? |
Spoken by someone with zero real military experience. Women pilots have been kicking ass in the Blackhawks for decades now. They don’t get there by their T&A. |
The reasons Republicans think that is because that’s what they’ve always done- given positions to white men who didn’t deserve them because they were white men and friends with so and so. It’s like the cheating spouse who is always suspicious or falsely accusing the faithful spouse of cheating. |
+1 |
Honestly I don’t see under what grounds they could request that and have it honored. It’s the first major airline accident in the U.S. in 25 years- of course the names of the military members involved were going to be revealed along with the manifest of everyone on the commercial flight. |
I know many female ex-mil pilots who kick ass (including my primary flight instructor who now works for Delta, and a long time friend who flew F-16s), and I was assuming this woman in the role of DC VIP transport would have unquestionable credentials, because the people I know in those roles, and I know they beat out other lesser candidates. I assumed that all this childish, hateful bad mouthing would all be groundless I am concerned that her memorial notices are saying she had 450 hours but that she earned her wings in early 2021. That is a very shockingly low number for someone who is active duty (I would assume at least 200 hrs a year), it looks like she was Guard for some of that and was currently active duty and living in Woodbridge. I see she was working as XO and the WH and other aux roles. Which is fine, but in mil usually you pick a lane and go into a command track for that kind of stuff if you want to go career and get promoted (and then just fly occasionally to keep a "paper" qualification above your desk) , or you if you are not "career" (she planned on going to med school), you get your hours in and compete if you want to be picked cream-of-crop pilot roles like VIP transport that go to the best 10%. There seems to be a mismatch that I can't logically resolve since she is in a very elite VIP unit with those few hours spread over so many years. I am not going to fall for the DEI BS, but I am honestly trying to figure out what the chain of events logically led her to be the PIC in this scenario. I'm a little rattled as to why she was in that situation . I'm made mistakes in the air and I've been lucky to still be here, and I am not the best pilot by any means, but somehow she was put in this situation and this was evidently an error with astounding consequences... |