How the luckiest sailor on earth survived being sucked into a jet engine
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Navy Sailor Getting Sucked Into A 6. Video shows U.S. Navy crewman getting sucked into A6 air intake. He survived because of He actually lived throgh the experience because his helmet was sucked off his head and sto. Many of the planes taking part in these raids were A-6E.
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Video Shows U.S. Navy Crewman Getting Sucked into A6 Intruder Engine The National Interest
From the beginning Intruders featured Digital Integrated Attack Navigation Equipment (DIANE), which provided an electronic display of targets and. About Press Copyright Contact us Creators Advertise Developers Terms Privacy Policy & Safety How YouTube works Test new features NFL Sunday Ticket Press Copyright. Many of the planes taking part in these raids were A-6E.
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(WATCH) Navy sailors' coolest perk? Jumping off aircraft carriers to swim in the ocean. Many of the planes taking part in these raids were A-6E. Miraculously, the sailor got stuck before he could be killed by the engine's spinning blades