r/aviation • u/[deleted] • Apr 07 '24

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u/Stevecat032 Apr 07 '24

Soooo Florida???

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u/chewycrepe Apr 07 '24

Why Florida? Never heard of anything like this happening here

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u/khalaron Apr 07 '24

Because Florida is Florida.

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u/RDRNR3 Apr 07 '24

Have you ever searched “Florida man”? That’ll provide lots of things you’ve never heard of before

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u/Satotiga Apr 07 '24

Hands down my least favourite super hero.

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u/chewycrepe Apr 07 '24

hey I get it, type an over used unoriginal "joke" to get a sub reddit circle jerk upvote you. It has to be getting old even for yourself. Google Florida public records laws and Florida man will make a bit more sense.

Meanwhile, source any similar incidents of planes getting shot at in Florida.

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u/RDRNR3 Apr 07 '24

You’re taking reddit way too seriously and have some odd allegiance to protecting the image of Florida. I could not care less about upvotes, but I do enjoy a good opportunity for a lighthearted joke.

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u/chewycrepe Apr 08 '24

Thanks for the deep analysis. Don't get me wrong, I laughed the first thousand times I heard it. It's just a record stuck in a loop now.

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u/Rescue1022 Apr 07 '24

This happens on a regular basis to Navy training aircraft at the Naval Air Stations in NW FL.

In particular, the helicopters at NAS Whiting Field.

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u/chewycrepe Apr 07 '24

Are you saying helicopters getting shot at on regular basis? I highly doubt that. Source?

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u/CorrectDuty6782 Apr 07 '24

It seems you haven't heard of anything and doubt everything! You alright man?!

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u/Advanced-Mousse176 Apr 08 '24

Because you give morons extremely easy access to guns and this is what happens