CIA #Museum Artifact of the Week: #Skyhook Extraction Mechanism Instructions
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Plane’s crew winched harness aboard aircraft in a few minutes.
Used in 1962 as part of Operation COLDFEET.
#Skyhook
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. . . and you get to leave your entrails on the ground where you started from!
Please remain in the upright position . . .
I've seen an RAF Hercules do this as a demonstration at an air show. Very impressive
Duh, We've all seen @Batman
Slow-moving! You mean ~240 feet per second? That's a lot of slack in the cord.
This may be off-topic, Pompeo, but Mueller's going to be pissed when he sees what Comey did to his FBI. They're all a bunch of liberals now.
I stopped calling Andrew "Batman" so he doesn't look suspicious in front of Mueller. Mueller was in the Marines. I call Andy something else.
As seen in "Ice Station Zebra"?
good golly! but was it ever used!? *gulp*
A low-flying, slow-moving plane, like a B-17, w #Skyhook device on its nose would snag lift line, sweeping cargo or person off the ground.
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