[SimoneFlen']

Originally Posted by hermantheshocker ↗

Thanks! Call me "weird" or "normal" but I actually really enjoy doing the research for each case, sometimes finding more stuff is easy but sometimes super hard, you probably know what I'm talking about ;) I'm constantly learning new tips and tricks in how to search for these things. And I also enjoy the photo editing, the upscaling and creating new graphics for example although time-consuming but thats fine. I use about 8 or 9 different programs for all the post process

Your efforts are very much appreciated, thank you for all you do to bring us your brilliant threads.

[hermantheshocker]

Originally Posted by Simone ↗

Your efforts are very much appreciated, thank you for all you do to bring us your brilliant threads.

Thanks! And likewise

[texastea]

The explanation is flawed.
This type of accident occasionally occurs with helicopters with wheels and pneumatic struts. That is the reason skids are preferred for rotorcraft design. The oscillation is induced due to poor strut maintenance.

[Karma]

Originally Posted by hermantheshocker ↗

Thanks! Call me "weird" or "normal" but I actually really enjoy doing the research for each case, sometimes finding more stuff is easy but sometimes super hard, you probably know what I'm talking about ;) I'm constantly learning new tips and tricks in how to search for these things. And I also enjoy the photo editing, the upscaling and creating new graphics for example although time-consuming but thats fine. I use about 8 or 9 different programs for all the post process

And I absolutely enjoy viewing your efforts. Huge contributions from you and Simone.
Thank you everyone who contributes and keeps me coming back for more.
Probably sounds sick but I am totally fascinated by death and it’s many facets.

[SimoneFlen']

Originally Posted by Karma ↗

And I absolutely enjoy viewing your efforts. Huge contributions from you and Simone.
Thank you everyone who contributes and keeps me coming back for more.
Probably sounds sick but I am totally fascinated by death and it’s many facets.

Many thanks, we all appreciate it massively.

[texastea]

The problem with the oleo struts is called planar oscillation . It can be due to improper servicing of the struts, or something as simple as improper tire inflation.

[hermantheshocker]

Originally Posted by Karma ↗

And I absolutely enjoy viewing your efforts. Huge contributions from you and Simone.
Thank you everyone who contributes and keeps me coming back for more.
Probably sounds sick but I am totally fascinated by death and it’s many facets.

Thanks

[JoseQuinones]

Maybe it's me, but I do not understand how the Luftwaffe still uses the logo they had from 1939 - 1945. Yeah, they were Luftwaffe and not Nazi party members, yadda yadda. Yeah, the logo predated Hitler. I get it. But still. They took the Confederate flag off the Louisiana state flag the other day for a reason.

[tyroneslothrop]

The lungs exhibited blood inhalation.

How does one inhale blood when the head is missing? Isn't a brainstem necessary to the process of drawing breath?

[Abor]

Originally Posted by tyroneslothrop ↗

How does one inhale blood when the head is missing? Isn't a brainstem necessary to the process of drawing breath?

More likely the blood ran into the lungs after decapitation which would still be called inhalation since that's where it was found.

Then again the event could have happened so quickly that they were still mid-inhalation while being decapitated.