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mm hmm. Yeah. Mhm, mm hmm, mm hmm, mm hmm. I would have been watching this morning. It's not nothing number seven. We're one of them being on the 14th team to tee off. And

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we saw these two planes coming in and one was on top of another and seemed like they were both going for the same runway. And just as they passed over our heads like the Navy plane was on the bottom, there's a jet on top. We saw

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I saw the navy planes tail section sliced into the fuselage of the of the jet. And it seemed to me that possibly the maybe the pilot of the jet felt the impact and maybe tried to pull up and as he pulled up his tail came down

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and both both the planes kind of went up and cartwheeled over and just just fell to the earth and a big heap. And we got back in the golf cart and went back under and rich, We got over there maybe 30 seconds after it had happened

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and we looked around the wreckage and it was just burning. It was very, very hot. And we found one 1, 1 person, I guess the pilot or I don't know if it was a pilot, a crew member of the the Navy plane. I was laying down

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and covering them up with the with the parachute. I ran around the other side of the records looking for any other survivors that possibly would have been thrown free. But there was nothing. It was just it was just too hot. You couldn't get close. And finally

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there was some secondary explosions and uh, we just had to get away.