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Mar 22, 2009 ... We recently received a letter from the commanding officer of VP-8 who wanted to clarify some facts concerning our article "It's Not Running Right" in the Fall 2008, Volume 47, Edition No. 4 of Mech magazine. In the article, the photo caption and the analyst's comments suggest that VP-8 ...

New aircraft, new problems.

Mar 22, 2009; ... As with any new technology, new aircraft come with new problems. VFA-136 aircrew and maintenance personnel had to deal with numerous such issues during our initial months of operating new Lot 30 Super Hornets. On five occasions, aircrew heard a high-pitched whistling noise in ...

A timely "hands off!".

Mar 22, 2009; ... It was a normal day in VFA-37 Power Plants until aircraft 304 returned early from its flight. After debriefing with the pilot on the flight line about his oil-pressure-low caution, I walked to the back of the jet and found oil sprayed everywhere from door 64 left, all the way to the left ...

World famous fly-off.

Mar 22, 2009; ... Troubleshooters work in a fast-paced, highly demanding, and unforgiving environment. They have to ensure every aircraft on the flightdeck is ready to launch at a moment's notice. Even the final flyoff at the end of a deployment is stressful. No one wants a jet to break, forcing personnel ...

"Probably" isn't good enough for float-coats.

Mar 22, 2009; ... [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] It's a normal day on the flight deck. You're standing on the LSO platform when a blast of jet exhaust hits you. As you're tumbling over the side toward the water, the last thing you want to worry about is whether you did a good job on your float-coat ...