Skilled Helicopter Pilot Pulls Off Perfect Drop That May Have Saved Homes.
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So NOT a DEI hire…how dare they?
Great footage from (former) Palisades residents. The woman narrating I have known for 16 years.
https://open.substack.com/pub/thedukereport/p/disaster-in-the-palisades-part-ii?r=23nap9&utm_medium=ios
The skills needed and used here are amazing!
At times, I am at a loss for words.
dei types: try managing cyclic, collective, throttle, rudder pedals…see how well you do
Don’t forget the ever changing air currents and up/down drafts from fire and mountains. No tampons in those cockpits.
Did he get all his Covid Jabs??
As a former helo pilot I can tell you the pilot here was a hero, and a very skilled one at that.
more @ 126: & monitoring oil/hydraulic pressure, altitude, bearing, airspeed, etc. demonstrate your dei skills – but watch for power lines.
On another note, there’s currently not enough wind down there to blow a fart out of your underwear. All these new fires, and there’s a lot of them, have to be set. Arson.
This being California, how long before environmentalists file lawsuits for dumping salt water on the fires?
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I doubt if they are. There’s a couple very large reservoirs there. I imagine that’s where they’re filling anything airborne up
Go to Earth.google.com, zoom in on Pacific Palisades and locate the Santa Ynez reservoir. Zoom in nice and close. Go to the tool bar and select the time slider. Start stepping back in time….
The Santa Ynez reservoir has been empty since 2009.
KR
Well I guess you found 1 empty one. There’s about 10 more, at least.
FOX news just reported that they’ve abandoned the no Ocean Water rule and are indeed using Ocean water. I’m sure the Sierra Club is already drafting several law suits.