Emil Spiridonov, a Russian admiral in 1981. He and fifteen other Russian admirals boarded an airplane he'd overloaded with random bullshit he'd bought, like a car and 1000 kilograms of newspapers, and the airplane immediately crashed and killed everyone. 16 admirals died that day, more than all the Russian admirals die during WWII combined, times four.
Emil Spiridonov, a Russian admiral in 1981...
kek what a dumb fuck
The investigation of the accident revealed that the crew allowed the aircraft to be improperly loaded. Evidence was uncovered that led investigators to believe that some military officers did not comply with seating assignments given by the crew and that these officers pressured the crew to make the flight in an unsafely loaded aircraft. Another factor reported by witnesses was that large rolls of printing paper were loaded on board, and these are believed to have rolled rearward during acceleration on take-off, causing the center of gravity to shift aft of acceptable limits, thereby reducing the stability of the aircraft in pitch, making lowering the nose impossible for the crew.[1][2][3][4]
kekk
why did they overload it?
theres a reason pilots keep track of cargo weight on flights
Because he was the admiral. Fuck flyboi gon do?
crash apparently
>1000 kilograms of newspapers
>large rolls of printing paper
What the fuck, why?
An efficient communist economy, my friend.
Total deficit and poverty.
The total deficit and poverty forced even the general to buy all sorts of junk in the center in order to take it to the outskirts.
Ahem... fuck commies.
F for this great American hero
Are you allowed to criticize the Communist Party like that?
>dude like... let the market solve it lmao
love the soviet admiral aesthetic
All countries should clear out the brass like this every so often.
Market solved it, hehe.
Yes. Also Fuck Put*n.
Why do elite Russian leaders always look like the guy that does my drywall?
Careful Ivan, don’t want to end up in the gulag with that ice skater girl.
Yo putin that nigga fr fr
It wouldn't be surprising if a lot of them were, you could easily move up in the USSR depending on who you knew.
You aware that su collapsed 30 years ago?
That's what they want you to believe, those Commie bastards.
thank god nowadays highranking officials dont have to suffer