Posted on Jun 19, 2017

Air Force: No Clear Cause for F-35A Hypoxia-Related Problem

LTC Ivan Raiklin, Esq.

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Air Force: No Clear Cause for F-35A Hypoxia-Related Problem

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TSgt David L.

Posted >1 y ago

The fact that it has been in the 120F area in Phoenix might have something to do with it! It vaporized to O2 in the cockpit. It's just too damn HOT! LOL

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