Eject! Eject! John Francome day-to-day life must go on

day-to-day life must go on

and his dog is nowhere to be found

As witnesses come forward with information that may or may not be true

for this time she can see no way out

when his long-term assistant drowns

Eject! Eject! John Francome day-to-day life must go onCatapults you into the heart of the most epic experiences of ejection, escape and survival Andy McNab I thought the ejection seat was a rather dangerous, somewhat curious contraption. But that I would never need it . . . When Jo Lancaster, the first British pilot to eject in an emergency, triggered his ejection seat in 1949, it took thirty seconds before he was safely away from the aircraft and under his parachute. Since those first post Second World