[viperStrike]

Originally Posted by JULIOZGZ ↗

For sure they were conscious until the plant got altitude and it usually takes more than 30 min due to the size of these cargo planes… it has to be horrible.

I doubt it. Those aircraft are likely doing in excess of 300 to 400 mph. That's the equivalent of an F5 tornado wind force whipping them around. Every bone in their bodies were likely shattered on the climb. But hey maybe they managed to remain alive though all that. Who knows?

[Quidseeker]

Fucking amazing! I'm glad Biden had the balls to end that stupid fucking idiot war...9/11 wasn't even perpetrated by those ragheads. Good on yah fellows...gotta keep hangin' on to that C-150.

[FrankZ]

Let me add a little video to this thread which is supposed to show the view from a guy riding on the landing gear pod.

[JULIOZGZ]

Originally Posted by viperStrike ↗

I doubt it. Those aircraft are likely doing in excess of 300 to 400 mph. That's the equivalent of an F5 tornado wind force whipping them around. Every bone in their bodies were likely shattered on the climb. But hey maybe they managed to remain alive though all that. Who knows?

Uhmm maybe you are right. Anyway i would not like to find it out by myself

[tyroneslothrop]

Business Insider:

The body of an Afghan citizen was found in the landing gear of a US Air Force C-17 that took off from Kabul's airport on Monday, US reports said.

Three US officials told The Washington Post that after the plane's landing gear would not go up, the crew investigated and later found the body in the wheel well.

Politico confirmed The Post's report, citing two sources familiar with the matter.

[beantown]

Sad that they were so excited, but almost shocking that they were so dumb they thought sitting on the outside apparatus of an aircraft carrier would be anything but fatal. They were really smiling, cheering and waving

[condor5]

Originally Posted by beantown ↗

Sad that they were so excited, but almost shocking that they were so dumb they thought sitting on the outside apparatus of an aircraft carrier would be anything but fatal. They were really smiling, cheering and waving

The body flailing in the wind blast, would have died the instant he became trapped. You can see both his legs and one arm, implying he is trapped by his upper torso the other arm and head. It would appear he partially fell as the doors closed and the wheel raised. Not only would all the non secured bones be smashed, but the internal organs, vessels and arteries would be ruptured, torn and squished. I don't think he suffered for long.

[mfedkiw]

I bet that's the last selfie that guy ever takes, although it is pretty cool,

[ninjasalad]

The fuck? Was the plane fully loaded and they figured it was like a train and they could just pile on top of it?

[trean362]

another sucker up for this week's Darwin prize