Narrative:

Landing in pit on runway 10R in a BAE3100. On short final I was caught in wake turbulence from another aircraft (DO328). My aircraft rolled left violently. When leveling the wings the stall shaker and pusher came on. I over pwred the pusher as best I could and advanced full power -- this did not stop the descent. The plane hit the runway hard, may have been short of the runway. I believe I was inadvertently below the GS. I wasn't real cautious due to VMC conditions and underestimating the wake potential of a DO328. Fatigue was also a possible factor. I was on the 7TH leg of a 10 leg day, 14 hours on duty. Initial fear kept me from reporting the incident (of prosecution).

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Original NASA ASRS Text

Title: AN ACR BA31 FLC HIT THE WAKE OF A DO328 WHILE ON SHORT FINAL APCH TO RWY 10R.

Narrative: LNDG IN PIT ON RWY 10R IN A BAE3100. ON SHORT FINAL I WAS CAUGHT IN WAKE TURB FROM ANOTHER ACFT (DO328). MY ACFT ROLLED L VIOLENTLY. WHEN LEVELING THE WINGS THE STALL SHAKER AND PUSHER CAME ON. I OVER PWRED THE PUSHER AS BEST I COULD AND ADVANCED FULL PWR -- THIS DID NOT STOP THE DSCNT. THE PLANE HIT THE RWY HARD, MAY HAVE BEEN SHORT OF THE RWY. I BELIEVE I WAS INADVERTENTLY BELOW THE GS. I WASN'T REAL CAUTIOUS DUE TO VMC CONDITIONS AND UNDERESTIMATING THE WAKE POTENTIAL OF A DO328. FATIGUE WAS ALSO A POSSIBLE FACTOR. I WAS ON THE 7TH LEG OF A 10 LEG DAY, 14 HRS ON DUTY. INITIAL FEAR KEPT ME FROM RPTING THE INCIDENT (OF PROSECUTION).

Data retrieved from NASA's ASRS site as of July 2007 and automatically converted to unabbreviated mixed upper/lowercase text. This report is for informational purposes with no guarantee of accuracy. See NASA's ASRS site for official report.