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This file is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution 2.0 Generic license. View this and other nearby images on: OpenStreetMap Samuel Boyle said in an email.Description Star Wars Death Star (2667225198).jpg “During the period in which a claim can be filed, it would be inappropriate to comment on the receipt or the status of such a claim,” Lt. government has covered their hospital bills or provided other compensation. Navy officials declined to say whether the U.S. The report also refers all questions regarding compensation for the French tourists to the Navy’s claims and tort litigation branch of the Office of the Judge Advocate General. “Based on current information, we will never know what actually occurred,” the investigator wrote. “LT Walker may have attempted to turn level through the canyon, realized his turn radius would be too great to navigate safely due to his speed and attempted a vertical pull to exit the canyon.”

“It is possible that LT Walker intended to fly through Star Wars canyon as most aircraft do-through the center of the canyon maneuvering to stay between and below the canyon walls until exiting to the east into the northern portion of the Panamint Valley,” the investigator wrote. Simulations later suggested that Walker was going too fast to pull up and escape the canyon before crashing. “There could be a sudden roar which can be startling, followed by a possible split-second glimpse of a silhouette, then the aircraft is gone,” the page states. The National Parks Service page for the Death Valley National Park notes that visitors may “not see or hear an aircraft approaching until it is directly overhead or nearby.” Charles Walker's death shows where his Super Hornet crashed in Star Wars canyon. A map included in the investigation into Lt.