Student Pilot Suffers Cardiac Arrest During Training Flight at Fort Novosel

A student pilot went into cardiac arrest during a training flight at Fort Novosel, but the incident won’t be investigated. In fact, the other students aren’t being told it was a cardiac event at all. https://t.co/dNNFom0TT2

— TRMLX (@realtrmlx) August 23, 2023

I think we all have the same suspicions. If you’ve been living on planet earth in the last two years and aren’t aware of the abnormal amount of young Americans dropping dead, then you’re one of the fortunate ones who’s managed to insulate themselves from literally every external media source available. You may still be in denial about it being attributed to the COVID vaccine, and you may even be stupid enough to pin it on climate change, but you’re aware that deaths are increasing nonetheless. 

Therein lies the next issue. Students in the basic course, along with those in WOAC (Warrant Officer Advanced Course), are being told this was a medical event and nothing more. 

In fact, students in the basic course being debriefed on what happened were told the student pilot “became unconscious” and have not officially been told it was attributed to a cardiac arrest. 

One of the students who messaged said they had a brief safety stand down while praising the Army’s new emergency response procedure and told me “there’s no real news or tragedy to report.” 

Every message from a student included the words “unresponsive” or unconscious” but nothing about a heart attack or cardiac arrest. 

One of the DACs (civilian) told me “we got a brief today; they aren’t saying heart attack, but he lost consciousness and was air medevac’d to Dothan.” Instructors and cadre told a different story, however. 

One member of cadre told me, “yes, a student in Common Core had a heart attack. Yes, he was revived after 11 minutes.” 

A couple of other messages echoed this statement. Then I spoke to a member of the medical response team. This person told me from start to finish, the student was gone for a total of 18 minutes. 

He was, indeed, revived with a defibrillator, and he factually went into cardiac arrest. This person flat out said he was dead and brought back to life. The students are not being told accurate details, while the chain of command is refusing to investigate it based on it being a medical event not related to the aircraft. 

The students should know what took place in that cockpit. EVERYONE should know what happened in the cockpit. 

The military recently admitted that myocarditis has spiked after the COVID vaccine was mandated. This is not new information to anyone who follows us, as we’ve shown proof of this for a year and a half now. 

These events shouldn’t be brushed over or swept under the rug, but the DOD’s official stance is that the vaccine is “safe and effective,” therefore don’t ask questions and just get it. 

Covering it vaccine related events is not a a coordinated event; it’s an ideology. Flag officers know exactly what to do when this stuff happens, and they carry out their purpose with swift resolve.