Subscribe | UPI Odd Newsletter Subscribe SOLANA BEACH, Calif., April 16 (UPI) -- Singer Kenny Loggins made his return to the "Danger Zone" when he witnessed a Marine Corps helicopter make an emergency landing on a California beach. Loggins, who performed hit song "Danger Zone" for the soundtrack to 1986 Tom Cruise film Top Gun, was on the shore Wednesday in Solana Beach when the CH-53E Super Stallion helicopter made an emergency landing due to a low oil-pressure indicator light coming on in the cockpit. Advertisement Walked right into the Danger ZoneTaking a walk... right into the #DangerZone! Marine helicopter had to make an emergency landing at Solana Beach.Posted by Kenny Loggins on Wednesday, April 15, 2015 "Lo and behold, I walk down there and I say, 'You're in the danger zone!'" Loggins said in a video he posted to social media. "We literally are." Advertisement Walked right into the #DANGERZONE #SolanaBeach Marine helicopter emergency landing pic.twitter.com/Ty160Y9ODx— Kenny Loggins (@kennyloggins) April 15, 2015 Loggins also tweeted a picture of himself with the helicopter with the caption, "Walked right into the #DANGERZONE." The Marine Corps said there were no injuries from the incident and the helicopter was flown to the Del Mar fairgrounds for inspection. Read More 250-year-old sex toy found in 18th-century Polish toilet California barber cuts hair into Mayweather/Pacquiao portrait New York signs designate 'No Catcall Zone' Police at Texas fest played rock-paper-scissors with underage drinker
