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Yeah they had to provide water bottles to all the base residents who couldn't drink the tap water for several weeks.
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Bird in a Blender posted:This was a quick summary I found. So the cause was the same as almost every other rotary wing aircraft crash
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Ornamental Dingbat posted:I'm going to hazard a guess that this is bad: Just light a match, problem solved.
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Vakal posted:Just light a match, problem solved. It's safe if they wait a bit for the fumes to subside.
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Rotacixe posted:It's safe if they wait a bit for the fumes to subside. I know bathrooms aren't the same as fuel spills, but I've been burned by this advice before
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Bird in a Blender posted:This was a quick summary I found. The YouTube's first comment had a ton of context but I can't copy it here on mobile so it screenshotted and imgured. It's worth a read, very OSHA first half. Downwash and torqueclamping and the current weight caused the crash but two of the deaths might have come from lack of egress training. On top of all that there were a lot of regulations ignored or shortcut in that 24hrs. https://imgur.com/a/gkyZuR7      
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Ornamental Dingbat posted:I'm going to hazard a guess that this is bad: That's just the entire planet at this point. Don't worry about it.
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Ornamental Dingbat posted:I'm going to hazard a guess that this is bad: Donziger better be careful or they are going to stick him back in some extralegal detention
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Olewithmilk posted:https://twitter.com/Gabriel_Shoe/status/1548963387597520897?t=2sOuzD12ZA7HMy4ekSi3gA&s=19 wow that's assault, oof.
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JPrime posted:can someone enlighten (no pun intended) the rest of us The wires are stripped way too far back. Bare copper like that is a hazard for accidental connections and arcing, and then you have an electrical fire. To me, it also looks like there's too much wire in that junction box, but I'm not an electrician. You don't want to stuff boxes like that full of wires as a general principle, as they could generate too much heat, and again, fire hazard. There are codes and guidelines for these things though. COMMAS
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DiHK posted:Some years ago I made a comment here on how deadly the osprey was and some guy came up and said "not anymore, they got it figured out!" All military aircraft crash. Like everything else, you need to look at the *rate*. Here's how many H-60s have crashed: https://aviation-safety.net/wikibase/type/H60 Is the H-60 a particularly deadly aircraft? haveblue posted:What exactly happened in that Osprey accident? I'm not downloading the report because it's 147MB, but I'm guessing it got into a situation where one rotor was over the deck and one wasn't, and the aerodynamics were so different it ran out of control authority? Looks like half of it got into VRS; it starts to wobble, and then the engine over the deck loses thrust. Report suggests it was downwash bouncing back at the aircraft coupled with possibly being overweight. Phanatic fucked around with this message at 21:37 on Jul 18, 2022 |
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Phanatic posted:All military aircraft crash. Like everything else, you need to look at the *rate*. Rate really went down on August 25, 2018 though.
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Pead posted:Donziger better be careful or they are going to stick him back in some extralegal detention
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Ornamental Dingbat posted:I'm going to hazard a guess that this is bad: The story about that is as hosed up as you think the US military can be to its own citizens https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N9183zMojRA
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Wasn't the kid from the Jetsons on a basketball team that worked like this, minus the exposed blades?
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Ornamental Dingbat posted:I'm going to hazard a guess that this is bad: Yeah this old news…what the gently caress July 8th?
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Kobe!
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Traxis posted:Kobe! holy lol
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Traxis posted:Kobe! 
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Traxis posted:Kobe! 
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LifeSunDeath posted:We took the world's least safe aircraft and put it in the hands of some untrained jabronies, then told them to land it on a bobbing cork in the ocean. Navy is at sea so much that ships really are missing massive amounts of training. no one gets any rest. It's so stupid
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Traxis posted:Kobe! Fly as you OSHIT
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Not unusual to pick up something large and swing it around to so it can clear tight corners. https://va.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_rf0uqcoNRE1w5pr9j.mp4
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I'm sure this is perfectly normal and safe but just gently caress this https://i.imgur.com/lYKifru.mp4
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Aramis posted:What always gets me in these videos is the amount of gasoline used. What, are you worried the big pile of loose dry wood will have trouble catching properly on fire once started? I dunno why I was thinking about this while driving to work, but the energy in a 5 gallon can of gas can move a 30 mpg car 150 miles, and car engines waste 60% of that energy. That's what exploded in a split second.
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rare footage of an industrial saboteur in action
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SuddenCactus posted:Eh, it's a living. Yeah but the sloth is clearly paid by the hour
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mobby_6kl posted:I'm sure this is perfectly normal and safe but just gently caress this i probably would have bolted in the beam that's just sitting on a few inches before taking the tether off it and walking away, but meh what do I know
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Blue On Blue posted:i probably would have bolted in the beam that's just sitting on a few inches before taking the tether off it and walking away, but meh what do I know first time seeing a scaffolder eh? just be thankful there are not one, but two tethers being used there.
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