So I'm minding my own business driving to work and some numbnuts with a death wish pulled out in front of me. I hit the brakes and quickly realized I was not going to stop in time, so instead I floored it and took the jeep off road, I hit the curb, went up a hump and was airborne for over 50 feet!
I didn't sustain much obvious damage but I'm taking it to the dealership on Monday and I was hoping you guys could give me an exhaustive list of things for them to check out.
Here's some pictures so you can get a general idea of what happened.
The guy on the right is one of our agency's accident investigators. He's standing about 10 feet in front of where I went airborne. When I landed my skid plates dug a hole.
This is the view from where I took off to where I landed.
This is where I finally came to a stop.
Damage:
Clipped a pole with my mirror. Popped the glass right back on.
Flat tire, busted on the curb.
Picked up a bunch of mud and grass:
We took the skid plates off and cleaned everything we could.
Plastic bracket popped loose.
All the mud and grass we pulled off.
Popped a spare on, took it to the shop next door, jacked it up, knocked all the dirt out from under it and drove to work.
The skid plates were shoved back about an inch and a half from the impact.
So... Lets start on the list.
I figure shocks, arms, frame stress, alignment of body panels, rims...
Any other ideas?
I can't really help my KK hasn't really seen any sort of impact knock on wood.
In the meantime you can see if it doesn't drive straight or if the steering wheel is off center. Someone plowed into my rear axle last year, and although there wasn't a lot of damage visible at the time of the accident, the brackets holding the axle to the control arms were bent and it was an expensive fix. In your case I would suspect something with the front suspension could be messed up. Be sure to get the suspension and frame checked out by a careful body shop. 
HOLY COW! I didn't know KK's could fly!
Glad nobody was hurt. If the uniframe was bent, it'll never drive right. t. There are probably crumple zones built into these things but I don't know that for sure but a lot of vehicles have them. 
I know it's on the $2.99 forum app but I find that one cumbersome and my purchase didn't save when I got my new phone so I said screw it.