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Jamie freed himself from the cock-pit and clambered to the wing where he stood until the aircraft was only fifteen feet from the ground, with the plane descending rapidly. At that point he jumped. The plane continued, before crashing and exploding only sixty feet away from where he had jumped.
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May 8, 2021 · Bookmark. A thousand feet above ground alone in a burning plane, special forces soldier Jamie Hull had two options – and both would mean almost certain death. The rookie pilot either had to...
Jan 12, 2023 · An SAS soldier was forced to jump from a smouldering plane to save his life, burning 63 percent of his body in the process. Jamie Hull was training to be a pilot when his engine caught fire...
Jamie Hull lived his life on the edge, and he had never met a challenge that scared him away. It wasn't until August 2007 that his resilience would be tested...
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May 8, 2021 · (Image: Daily Mirror) Stuck in a burning plane a thousand feet in the sky, the chances of survival for special forces soldier Jamie Hull were slim. The Leighton Buzzard resident was faced with a terrible choice, stay in the plane as fire burned his flesh or leap from the aircraft before it crashed into the ground in a ball of flames.
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Jamie had 45 seconds to save his life, to fly a burning plane while the flames melted his flesh around him, and then climb onto the wing with the plane rapidly descending and leap to the ground - and to his probable death.
Dec 14, 2023 · Updated on 14 Dec 2023. A former soldier in the United Kingdom Special Forces Reserve, Jamie Hull was fulfilling a lifelong ambition of becoming a pilot in 2007. Out on a routine solo flight, his engine suddenly caught fire. With his plane rapidly descending, Jamie freed himself from the cockpit and clambered onto the wing, where he remained ...
