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Lt. Commander Rabb and Major [=MacKenzie=] are sent to investigate. What seems like an open and shut case of dereliction of duty becomes a little more complicated when the pilot interjects a belief in a "voice from God" telling him not to fire. Rabb convinces the CAG to let that pilot fly again, with Rabb flying wing. Mid-flight, they discover what may have been the root of the pilot's indecision. But this time, that pilot may not survive.
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Lt. Commander Rabb and Major [=MacKenzie=] are sent to investigate. What seems like an open and shut case OpenAndShutCase of dereliction of duty becomes a little more complicated when the pilot interjects a belief in a "voice from God" telling him not to fire. Rabb convinces the CAG to let that pilot fly again, with Rabb flying wing. Mid-flight, they discover what may have been the root of the pilot's indecision. But this time, that pilot may not survive.
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Directed by Creator/TonyWharmby
Written by Creator/RScottGemmill
In this episode of ''Series/{{JAG}}'', two F-14 Tomcats are seen intercepting and mixing it up with two Iraqi [=MiGs=]. When one of the Tomcats gets locked on and pleads for his wingman to get the bandit off his tail, the wingman gets a lock, but for some reason doesn't shoot. He instead collides with the [=MiG=], forcing both aircrews to eject.
Written by Creator/RScottGemmill
In this episode of ''Series/{{JAG}}'', two F-14 Tomcats are seen intercepting and mixing it up with two Iraqi [=MiGs=]. When one of the Tomcats gets locked on and pleads for his wingman to get the bandit off his tail, the wingman gets a lock, but for some reason doesn't shoot. He instead collides with the [=MiG=], forcing both aircrews to eject.
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'''"Angels 30"''' is an episode of ''Series/{{JAG}}'' that first aired on November 3, 1998. Directed by Creator/TonyWharmby
Creator/TonyWharmby. Written by Creator/RScottGemmill
In this episode of ''Series/{{JAG}}'', twoCreator/RScottGemmill.
Two F-14 Tomcats are seen intercepting and mixing it up with two Iraqi [=MiGs=]. When one of the Tomcats gets locked on and pleads for his wingman to get the bandit off his tail, the wingman gets a lock, but for some reason doesn't shoot. He instead collides with the [=MiG=], forcing both aircrews to eject.
In this episode of ''Series/{{JAG}}'', two
Two F-14 Tomcats are seen intercepting and mixing it up with two Iraqi [=MiGs=]. When one of the Tomcats gets locked on and pleads for his wingman to get the bandit off his tail, the wingman gets a lock, but for some reason doesn't shoot. He instead collides with the [=MiG=], forcing both aircrews to eject.
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In this episode of Series/{{JAG}}, two F-14 Tomcats are seen intercepting and mixing it up with two Iraqi Migs. When one of the Tomcats gets locked on and pleads for his wingman to get the bandit off his tail, the wingman gets a lock, but for some reason doesn't shoot. He instead collides with the Mig, forcing both aircrews to eject. Harm and Mac are sent to investigate. What seems like an open and shut case of dereliction becomes a little more complicated when the pilot interjects a belief in a "voice from God" telling him not to fire. Harm convinces the CAG to let that pilot fly again, with Harm flying wing. Mid flight, they discover what may ace been the root of the pilot's indecision. But this time, that pilot may not survive.
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In this episode of Series/{{JAG}}, ''Series/{{JAG}}'', two F-14 Tomcats are seen intercepting and mixing it up with two Iraqi Migs.[=MiGs=]. When one of the Tomcats gets locked on and pleads for his wingman to get the bandit off his tail, the wingman gets a lock, but for some reason doesn't shoot. He instead collides with the Mig, [=MiG=], forcing both aircrews to eject. Harm eject.
Lt. Commander Rabb andMac Major [=MacKenzie=] are sent to investigate. What seems like an open and shut case of dereliction of duty becomes a little more complicated when the pilot interjects a belief in a "voice from God" telling him not to fire. Harm Rabb convinces the CAG to let that pilot fly again, with Harm Rabb flying wing. Mid flight, Mid-flight, they discover what may ace have been the root of the pilot's indecision. But this time, that pilot may not survive.
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* {{Foreshadowing}}: Harm's incredibly precise maneuver to nudge his wingman' plane to safety will be seen again next season.
* ImprobablePilotingSkills: Harm nudges his wingtip just close enough to his unconscious wingman' plane's wing, so that the lift force from both wings induces a roll. Harm keeps it up until the plane rolls 45 degrees, disengages the level flight autopilot and begins a downward dive.
* ImprobablePilotingSkills: Harm nudges his wingtip just close enough to his unconscious wingman' plane's wing, so that the lift force from both wings induces a roll. Harm keeps it up until the plane rolls 45 degrees, disengages the level flight autopilot and begins a downward dive.
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* {{Foreshadowing}}: Harm's Rabb's incredibly precise maneuver to nudge his wingman' plane to safety will be seen again next season.
* ImprobablePilotingSkills:Harm Rabb nudges his wingtip just close enough to his unconscious wingman' plane's wing, so that the lift force from both wings induces a roll. Harm Rabb keeps it up until the plane rolls 45 degrees, disengages the level flight autopilot and begins a downward dive.
* ImprobablePilotingSkills:
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Directed by Creator/TonyWharmby
Written by Creator/RScottGemmill
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* ItWasHisSled: It was his oxygen. A bad batch of liquefied oxygen due to worn out O-rings had caused the flight crew to suffer from hypoxia induced hallucinations.
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* EmbarrassingNickname: A female ''GuyInBack RIO's]] callsign is "Go-Go". As in ''go-go dancer'' perhaps?
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* EmbarrassingNickname: A female ''GuyInBack [[GuyInBack RIO's]] callsign is "Go-Go". As in ''go-go dancer'' perhaps?
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* EmbarrassingNickname: A female ''GuyInBack RIO's]] callsign is "Go-Go". As in ''go-go dancer'' perhaps?
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* {{Foreshadowing}}: Harm's incredibly precise maneuver to nudge his wingman' plane to safety will be seen again next season.
* ImprobablePilotingSkills: Harm nudges his wingtip just close enough to his unconscious wingman' plane's wing, so that the lift force from both wings induces a roll. Harm keeps it up until the plane rolls 45 degrees, disengages the level flight autopilot and begins a downward dive.
* ImprobablePilotingSkills: Harm nudges his wingtip just close enough to his unconscious wingman' plane's wing, so that the lift force from both wings induces a roll. Harm keeps it up until the plane rolls 45 degrees, disengages the level flight autopilot and begins a downward dive.
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In this episode of Series/{{JAG}}, two F-14 Tomcats are seen intercepting and mixing it up with two Iraqi Migs. When one of the Tomcats gets locked on and pleads for his wingman to get the bandit off his tail, the wingman gets a lock, but for some reason doesn't shoot. He instead collides with the Mig, forcing both aircrews to eject. Harm and Mac are sent to investigate. What seems like an open and shut case of dereliction becomes a little more complicated when the pilot interjects a belief in a "voice from God" telling him not to fire. Harm convinces the CAG to let that pilot fly again, with Harm flying wing. Mid flight, they discover what may ace been the root of the pilot's indecision. But this time, that pilot may not survive.
* MaybeMagicMaybeMundane: Was the voice in the pilot's head a hallucination from bad oxygen? Or a voice of God telling him to spare the Iraqi pilot?
* MaybeMagicMaybeMundane: Was the voice in the pilot's head a hallucination from bad oxygen? Or a voice of God telling him to spare the Iraqi pilot?
