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Gunships 11 Nov 11, 05:48Post
"BOISE, Idaho - The pilot of an A-10 preparing to take off from Gowen Field escaped a potential disaster after the plane's landing gear failed.

Officials told KBOI 2News that the right rear landing gear failed and collapsed just before noon Thursday. The pilot, who was taxiing in preparation for take off, immediately shut down the engines and declared a ground emergency."

Luckily no injuries.

http://www.kboi2.com/news/local/133658428.html
Queso (netAirspace ATC Tower Chief & Founding Member) 11 Nov 11, 13:01Post
Gotta love the A-10. Probably 3 hours of work and that bird will be back in the air.
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Click Click D'oh (Photo Quality Screener & Founding Member) 11 Nov 11, 16:36Post
Looks like a Nellis bird from the tail flash... But I can't tell for sure if it's a WA tail code.

Looks like the end of the MLG strut has come completely off.
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Fumanchewd 15 Nov 11, 02:43Post
Queso wrote:Gotta love the A-10. Probably 3 hours of work pounds of bondo and that bird will be back in the air.
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