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Trump Ready For Revenge On The Deepstate After Nominating Matt Gaetz For Attorney General
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Marine Corps Helicopter Tow Fail
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If You're Wondering Why Your Amazon Package Is Late, This Is Why
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Pedohunters Horribly Beat A Plumber Who Thought He Was Going To Meet A 13-Year-Old Girl
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Man Places A Bomb Under His Head Outside Brazil's Supreme Court And Blows It Up Ahead Of The G20
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Spirit Airlines Is So Ghetto, Even The Check-In Agents Are Going At It With Each Other
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Chinese Clothing Stores Are Now Using Live Mannequins Walking On Treadmills As Displays To Sell Outfits
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Degenerate Charged With Throwing A Baby Against A Wall Because He Was Losing At A Video Game, Baby Is Not Expected To Survive
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U.S. Marine Corps CH-53E Super Stallion helicopter being towed onto a ship.
From OP:
Many have criticized the way used to board the helicopter, saying that the one shown in the footage is not a standard procedure.
Others have highlighted the fact that no one was in the cockpit riding the brakes during the operation. We don’t know what the procedure called for in this case, whatever, based on the footage,
it is safe to say that the ending could have been worse: despite a significant risk for all those involved or observing the boarding, perhaps the Super Stallion got (minor?) damages and an unscheduled inspection…
