
Ron Eisele
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28 July 2010. USAF Boeing C-17 Globemaster III 00-0173 crash resulted in the deaths of all four crew members: Major Aaron Malone (pilot), Major Michael Freyholtz (co-pilot), Lt. Col. Paul F. "Rocky" Kippenberger (safety observer), and MSgt. Thomas Cicardo (loadmaster).
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20 January 1974. First 'accidental' flight of the General Dynamics F-16 Fighting Falcon, US multirole jet fighter aircraft. During high-speed taxi test, the GD test pilot, Phil Oestricher, decided to lift off to avoid crashing the machine, and safely landed it six minutes later.
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10 May 1967. Northrop M2-F2, NASA 803 crash landing at Edwards Air Force Base.
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1 February 2003. The moment in Mission Control when NASA personnel realised there had been a major malfunction.
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17 April 1993. 11.37.19 UTC/GMT. Landing of STS-56, NASA Space Shuttle Discovery. The primary payload was the Atmospheric Laboratory for Applications and Science-2 collecting data on the relationship between the sun's energy output and Earth's middle atmosphere.
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27 September 1956. US Captain Milburn Grant "Mel" Apt (b. 9 April 1924) became the first pilot to exceed Mach 3. He flew the Bell X-2 46674 rocketplane to Mach 3.196 (2,094 mph). At 65,589 feet. It began uncontrolled oscillations. 'Mel' Apt was unable to escape and was killed.
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6 December 1988. 23:36:11 UTC/GMT. Landing of Space Shuttle Atlantis after mission STS-27 carrying a classified payload for the U.S. Department of Defence. Insulation from the right SRB detached during launch and damaged 700+ thermal tiles on the shuttle’s right side.
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Collings Foundation's Spitfire Mk.IX BR601 flying over the Cliffs of East Sussex, England.
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1 February 2003. The moment in Mission Control when NASA personnel realised there had been a major malfunction.
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