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Clearly, saying you're not going to kill yourself and if anything happens to me it wasn't a suicide, is just a cry for help because that's what all these guys say and they still kill themselves.Boeing Whistleblower Who Died Suspiciously Said This to His Friend Before His Death: 'If Anything Happens to Me, It's Not Suicide' (VIDEO) | The Gateway Pundit | by Jim Hᴏft
A former Boeing manager and whistleblower, John Barnett, had told a close friend days before his untimely death that if anything happened to him, it would not be suicide.
3 shots to the head no less, last one on the back of skull postmortem, Hilary style.Clearly, saying you're not going to kill yourself and if anything happens to me it wasn't a suicide, is just a cry for help because that's what all these guys say and they still kill themselves.
As a mechanical person, nope, not at all. If it works to get my foot in a rubber waterski boot, and clean my dishes, hell yeah, it will help slide a gasket in place.
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just wait for pelosi to buy
Yes it would have. It would have also looked even worse IMO. Perhaps they were leaning on him to stop before it got to bad and day 2 was when he crossed that line. Logic and make sense are out the window. We are at Full Retard mode right now and its being to do steroids.
Make sure you say his name and the company he works for so it's much easier to identify him as the origin if whatever he says is something you shouldn't share.
Even more important.......Stan got fired!!!CEO stepping down...
Boeing CEO Dave Calhoun is stepping down in response to the company's ongoing safety issues 👀
Ladies and gentlemen, we are witnessing something that has not happened on the public stage in a long time.
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Hillary owns stock in Boeing?What are the odds another whistle blower is dead?
Whistleblower Josh Dean of Boeing supplier Spirit AeroSystems has died
Joshua Dean, one of the first whistleblowers to allege Spirit AeroSystems execs had ignored manufacturing defects on the 737 MAX, died after a sudden illness.
What are the odds another whistle blower is dead?
Whistleblower Josh Dean of Boeing supplier Spirit AeroSystems has died
Joshua Dean, one of the first whistleblowers to allege Spirit AeroSystems execs had ignored manufacturing defects on the 737 MAX, died after a sudden illness.
What are the odds another whistle blower is dead?
Whistleblower Josh Dean of Boeing supplier Spirit AeroSystems has died
Joshua Dean, one of the first whistleblowers to allege Spirit AeroSystems execs had ignored manufacturing defects on the 737 MAX, died after a sudden illness.
Airframe?
KILLARY, DOING WHAT SHE DOES BEST!
Yep
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Wheel falls off Boeing passenger plane shortly after takeoff from Los Angeles airport
A United Airlines Boeing 757-200 jet lost one of its main landing-gear wheels shortly after taking off from Los Angeles International Airport.
Wheel falls off Boeing passenger plane shortly after takeoff from Los Angeles airport
A United Airlines Boeing 757-200 jet lost one of its main landing-gear wheels shortly after taking off from Los Angeles International Airport.
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Wheel falls off Boeing passenger plane shortly after takeoff from Los Angeles airport
A United Airlines Boeing 757-200 jet lost one of its main landing-gear wheels shortly after taking off from Los Angeles International Airport.
So I’m the nondestructive testing (Ndt guy) level 3 at work but when I’m not doing my thing I help the A&P guys at work.
Tuesday I just helped change two main landing gear tires on a 737. Just in case, for those not in the industry, there are procedures for everything. A tire change requires two people and at least one acting as quality assurance to watch and verify each step.
Dave had me read the procedure to him step by step while James watched each step being performed. Since I have never performed a main landing gear (mlg) wheel/tire swap he was explaining thing as we went because I was going to change out the inner wheel with their help.
When you put the new whee
This will be a bit of a long post for how moronic it is for these wheels falling off...
I'm the Nondestructive Testing (NDT) Level 3 at work. When I'm not doing NDT things, I'm helping our A&P's at work. Dave is the mechanic I'm helping and James is mechanic 2 who is verifying each step is done correctly (Quality Assurance). Both have their A&P/IA. I'm just a ndtguy trying to play mechanic.
We just performed a Main Landing Gear (MLG) wheel swap on the right side of one of our aircraft. Both tires needed swapped out. Each of us had a printed out procedure. My job was to read off the steps one by one for Dave who was swapping out the outboard wheel/tire. While he performed the steps, he was telling me the finer points of each step because he's done this many many times in his career. Also, his wheel was a little more complicated because he had the anti-skid setup on his side. I was going to perform the inner wheel/tire swap on the inboard side with his direction.
The washer/nut setup on the video below (roughly 2:10 minute mark) is a little different on their washer/nut that holds the wheel on (difference in a/c). In our procedure, we had to seat the wheel/bearings on at 300 lb-ft then back the nut off to 0 lb-ft and final torque is 150 lb-ft. Our washer and nut has holes in it. Once you're at 150 lb-ft, you have to align a pair of holes (tightening the nut) until one of the pairs align, then put the spring in the holes and wrap the spring around the space between the nut and the washer. This keeps the set from turning and the setup from coming loose. (I tried to find an image but I am limited for time this AM). Then just like the video, put the cap on and wire tie it.
My point is, after doing the swap, there is absolutely ZERO reason for this to ever happen. Seriously, United needs to get their maintenance to have a stand down safety brief.
I didn't see a huge deal made about the A320 of theirs that lost a fucking engine fairing two weeks ago, but yeah, united seems to be lacking lately.
