: In technical aviation contexts, it can mean a pilot is making a landing at a higher-than-normal airspeed, often due to aircraft damage. Common Uses
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Far more dangerous. These aggressors come hot, but they are accurate. Every bullet serves a purpose. They use the noise of "coming hot" to mask a perfectly synchronized crossfire. they are coming g hot
They are coming in hot. No warnings. No demands. Just fire and fury and the ground shaking beneath their feet. : In technical aviation contexts, it can mean
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