What happened
The FAA’s narrative, in sentence case. The FAA writes it in capitals and removes private details.
privacy data omitted Went to the Greenville Airport (gre) to practice some full-stop landings. He made a couple of successful landings in the grassy part of the airport and then decided to land on the hard surface. The landing went well, but on the rollout, he ground-looped the aircraft. During braking it caused the aircraft to tip up on the nose striking the prop, it then spun the aircraft around and went inverted on the back of the aircraft causing damage to the vertical stabilizer. privacy data omitted Self-evacuated from the aircraft with minor injuries (bump on his head and a cut on a finger).
As the FAA filed it
^PRIVACY DATA OMITTED^ WENT TO THE GREENVILLE AIRPORT (GRE) TO PRACTICE SOME FULL-STOP LANDINGS. HE MADE A COUPLE OF SUCCESSFUL LANDINGS IN THE GRASSY PART OF THE AIRPORT AND THEN DECIDED TO LAND ON THE HARD SURFACE. THE LANDING WENT WELL, BUT ON THE ROLLOUT, HE GROUND-LOOPED THE AIRCRAFT. DURING BRAKING IT CAUSED THE AIRCRAFT TO TIP UP ON THE NOSE STRIKING THE PROP, IT THEN SPUN THE AIRCRAFT AROUND AND WENT INVERTED ON THE BACK OF THE AIRCRAFT CAUSING DAMAGE TO THE VERTICAL STABILIZER. ^PRIVACY DATA OMITTED^ SELF-EVACUATED FROM THE AIRCRAFT WITH MINOR INJURIES (BUMP ON HIS HEAD AND A CUT ON A FINGER).
NTSB investigation
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