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[ . . . ] and go through retraining. i ๐๐๐๐๐ with him. โ
standing up straight now, approaching him.
ย โ ย tell me, lieutenant. why should i allow you back in the air? ย โย ย
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cyclone was already intending on grounding rooster. normally something he would be in support of. but there were more important matters. did he think he'd be let off easily? perhaps, he should leave the matter to the [ . . . ]
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[ . . . ] other admirals. let him learn his lesson.
ย โ ย i don't think you understand the severity of your actions. this isn't a matter that requires just a discussion, but action. admiral simpson wants you grounded, [ . . . ]
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[ . . . ] protocols endangers not only your life, but those around you. thatโs a serious matter, lieutenant bradshaw. one that could you see permanently grounded. โ
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he had kept tabs on certain pilots over the years, including rooster. so it wasnโt long before he knew of the incident involving the pilot. if he had been back in his own office on the east coast, he wouldโve of [ . . . ]
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knew when to admit when
heโs made mistakes, he
wonโt deny that.
โbut.. that doesnโt explain
why youโre here, sir.
usually a given warning
doesnโt entail an
admiral of another state
to travel here to bear
witness.โ
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[ . . . ] allowed cyclone to decide his punishment. even if his personal feelings told him to let the kid off easy, he had to acknowledge the danger he put himself and others in.
โ flying outside of flight [ . . . ]
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