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Japanese F-2 (F-16) After Tsunami

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Picture of Japanese F-2 fighter after tsunami appears relatively undamaged after flood waters moved it into a building. (www.defencetalk.com) More...

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eagle5719
eagle5719 0
Has anybody heard how many of those hundreds of cars and the few planes that were swept along with the tsunami are salvagable? Haven't seen any report on ships and boats either.
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dhut1
DARRELL HUTCHINS 0
WONDER IF THEY HAVE ONSTAR?
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SHUSSBAR
Patrick LESIMPLE 0
I am surprised it did not get towed away..parked like that :-)
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dhut1
DARRELL HUTCHINS 0
SINCE THE CANOPY IS DOWN THE KEY IS PROBABLY LOCKED INSIDE...
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sheka
mark tufts 0
oh ok patrick
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lightningf
amado leon 0
just the salt water is bad,for the plane.
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SHUSSBAR
Patrick LESIMPLE 0
Mark, I was referring to the caption : Picture of Japanese F-2 fighter after tsunami appears relatively undamaged after flood waters moved it into a building.

But who knows, a turn of the key and it might start
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sheka
mark tufts 0
patrick so far i have seen everybody say the jet is damaged and i sure would not want 2 fly a jet that damaged
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SHUSSBAR
Patrick LESIMPLE 0
undamaged? Feel free to use who ever wrote that. I ll watch and pray.
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dhut1
DARRELL HUTCHINS 0
its toast. saltwater will eat it up. its a fly-by wire aircraft. i would not fly it.
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sheka
mark tufts 0
clint605 you bet its damaged just look at the nose and i bet the right wing is messed up bad
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clint605
clint605 0
I'm sure it's damaged.
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