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Jul 10 2008

Emergency Checklist for F16 Intercept

Published by David Evans at 3:57 pm under Aviation News

What checklist to follow when a F16 intercepts your aircraft.

Chaff - Check, Anti-Missile Lock - Verified, Spare UnderWear - Check, Ammo - Locked and Loaded, After Burner - Standby, NASA forms - check.

An F16 intercepts a Pilatus PC-12 and a Beech Premier while flying legally in a MOA in Arizona.

This will definitely make for some interesting hanger talk.

ACTUAL INTERCEPT PROCEDURES

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Emergency Checklist for F16 Intercept

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