CNN Anderson Cooper 360 May 2, 2013 00:34:00
Anything else. >> i've flown on plenty of c-130 karg yo planes and they work hard to make sure the cargo is exactly where it should be on the aircraft, that it's roped down, you know, from all different angles. do you think it likely that this is some sort of koorgo shift and how much would it have to shift to make a stall like that? >> well, i can see a scenario -- this has happened a couple times before in the history of large airplanes. imagine a vehicle breaks free, one of the vehicles in there of its chains, hits another, causes it to break free, and you suddenly have got thousands of pou...
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