Mod request: 2 stage bail-out
#31

I've done lots of research on flight uniforms and gear from WWII and I've only seen double parachutes, (seat type+back type), worn by late War US pilots in the Pacific theatre.
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#32

fabianfred Wrote:http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=ffIuFecRHSk

Cool!

just what we need, a squeegee! :lol:
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#33

313_Sheddan Wrote:1. You spelled it right.
2. Paratroopers carried reserve parachute vhen they jumped from some height which allowed to open it after main parachute failiure :wink:
3. Pilots always wear reserve parachute and sit into the main one...

Only if you were in the US forces.. Reserve chutes were not generic to all service personel of differeing countries.. For example, British Airborne personel did not jump with a reserve parachute until well after WWII.

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#34

Trooper117 Wrote:For example, British Airborne personel did not jump with a reserve parachute until well after WWII.
Didnť know, thx...
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