RBG says:

Gene Cernan has a good story (in his “The Last Man on the Moon”) about making a practice low (atomic) bombing run on a target – and clipping it.

RBG

Urotsukidoji says:

I was lucky enough to be doing some maintenance on an aircraft arresting cable during the USAF’s Thunderbirds practice (Indian Springs, NV). For some reason, the tower cleared a T-Bird to do a high-speed low approach while I was still dead center of the runway with my back to the approach end. I had my headset and earplugs in and didn’t hear the bird roaring towards me. With no warning from the tower, I turned around just in time to get a pretty good scare.

Mark T. says:

There is an old pilot saying: You can only tie the record for the lowest flyby.

polybot says:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cavalese_cable_car_disaster
some of you will be pleased to know the pilot survived.

strukhoff says:

#3 is #1 imo

Winston says:

“Hot rodding” can get you (and others) killed. Save that along with your multi-million dollar aircraft for the enemy du jour.