Roman Khan settled in Minnesota years ago after serving the U.S. military as an interpreter. Now he helps evacuees start over here, while trying to get his family out of Afghanistan.
Panel probing military aircraft accidents says U.S. pilots not flying enough [San Antonio Express-News]
Jan. 19 The end of another touch-and-go practice landing became anything but routine after a brief, loud noise filled the cockpit of the T-38C flown by Capts. John F. Graziano and Mark S. Palyok.
“What’s that?” one of the pilots asked.
A compressor stall and loss of engine thrust left Graziano with seconds to react as he took control of the Talon, the Air Force’s mainstay supersonic training jet. A probe into the Nov. 13, 2018 crash that killed Graziano, 28, of Elkridge, Md., found that he mishandled throttle and flight control inputs as the jet lost power on takeoff.
Panel probing military aircraft accidents says U.S. pilots not flying enough
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A person works Sept. 19, 2018 near the remains of a 12th Flying Training Wing two-seat, turboprop T-6A Texan II. The airplane crashed in a field near the intersection of Nacogdoches and Evans Roads after both pilots ejected safely. No one on the ground was hurt.William Luther /San Antonio Express-NewsShow MoreShow Less
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The wreckage of an Air Force T-6 Texan II trainer airplane is scattered on a field near Holy Cross Cemetery by Rolling Oaks Mall after it crashed Sept. 18, 2018. Both pilots ejected safely.Billy Calzada /Staff PhotographerShow MoreShow Less
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his predecessors into sainthood. we ll get the very latest on the ground outside the vatican. and a very good morning to you from washington. it s monday, april 28, 2014. this is the daily rundown. i m kristen welker in for chuck todd, who is still traveling with the president and will join us from manila. but we start with the worst tornado outbreaks this year. 18 people have been killed and more storms are threatening communities in tennessee and mississippi at this very hour. this is what s left in the wake of one of the 31 tornadoes reported yesterday to the national weather service. arkansas was hit hardest with 16 people killed in towns near little rock. the national guard is helping people. firefighters and volunteers look for survivors. separate twisters killed two more people, one in oklahoma and another in iowa. smaller tornadoes were spotted in nebraska, illinois and mississippi. but that arkansas storm cut the widest path of destruction. this is aerial footage o