At 13,000 feet, Captain Chris Rose felt - and heard - three loud bumps in his F-16. And then, the jet started vibrating. Severely.

At that point, Rose became a glider pilot in an aircraft with a very bad glide ratio. But Rose and his wingman quickly identified a nearby airport - Elizabeth City - that was only 7 miles away. He was able to fly the aircraft, with the help of ATC and his wingman, all the way to the pavement. And to top off the achievement, he had runway to spare. This was some impressive work by Rose, his wingman, and ATC.

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