[javadog]

You mentioned the yo-yo maneuver. It’s not clear that that’s what the guy was doing. People familiar with what took place at the airshow, from inside knowledge of what the air boss was doing, indicated that they initially had separated the bombers and the fighters with differing altitudes and that the air boss had directed the fighters to come down to the same altitude as the bombers at some point.

Then you decide it’s negligent that a third-party observer, with no connection to the airshow or who was not even present there, should bear some responsibility for not communicating his opinion on how they should run the show. As if he had some responsibility to keep this from happening and should be her some of the blame for the fact that it did. Nope.

The primary fault seems to be with the pilot in the fighter, although the airshow boss would seemingly be partially responsible as well. At this point, we can’t even rule out the bomber was where it should’ve been, either.