Missing RAF pilot married to copter pilot INVERNESS, Scotland, July 11 (UPI) -- The wife of an airman missing since two military jets collided in Scotland is a helicopter search rescue pilot who responded to the crash, officials say. Flight Lt. Fiona Bailey was immediately ordered to stand down because the crash involved her husband's squadron, The Scotsman reported. Squadron Leader Samuel Bailey is missing and presumed dead along with Flight Lt. Adam Sanders. Lt. Bailey was at the Aeronautical Rescue Coordination Center at the Royal Air Force Base in Kinloss when word of the July 3 crash came. Two Tornado GR4 bombers collided in heavy fog over Moray Firth in northeast Scotland. The crew of one plane were rescued but Flight Lt. Hywel Poole died a few hours after he was taken to a hospital. Lt. Bailey was honored by Prime Minister Tony Blair in 2005 for her part in rescuing a man who fell while walking with his son on Skye. She was co-pilot during the operation. She has a daughter, Erin.