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Any Canadians @ OVERKILL, snagglefoot, Number35 remember this jersey? I do as they lost to NY RANGERS in 1994 Stanley Cup Final
 

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One of my genuine Honda shirts from the vintage collection. I wish I wasn't in the car so much it would be a lot cheaper. If anybody else is really interested in their stuff let me know I have a coupon that will get you $10 off. Thanks
 

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Number_35 said:
Isn't that hook for the static line supposed to be connected to the aircraft?

I hope the jumper was OK.
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Yes, that hook and static line should be towed behind the aircraft after the jumper exited the aircraft.

There must be more to the story, as the jumpmaster/ safety should have prevented this.

This is the definition of a static line :
The meaning of STATIC LINE is a cord attached to a parachute pack and to an airplane to open the parachute after a jumper clears the plane.

I assume the jumper activity their reserve parachute, located at their belly. A jumper exits the aircraft, counts to 4, and if the opening shock from the main parachute does not occur after 4 seconds, the jumper needs to activate their reserve parachute.

At 2:50 in the video, it shows the static line being hooked up. At 3:30 and at 4:00 of this video show how the static line is hooked up and stays with the aircraft:
 
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