how many rcords did scott crossfield hold while flying the x-15?
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I don't think he was holding anything other than the joystick.  The X-15 rocket plane would be difficult enough to fly normally, I don't think you'd want to be trying to hang onto something else, particularily something as bulky as records.
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The US Air Force's first F-16, a YF-16 prototype (#72-1567), was delivered to Edwards AFB on January 8th, 1974. In October of 1974, Defense Secretary James R. Schlesinger announced that the Pentagon was considering production of the winner of the ACF contest to satisfy USAF, Navy, and export requirements. The requirement explicitly called for a multirole fighter, so production ACF aircraft were to be fitted with a radar to give them a limited BVR capability. The multirole requirement also differentiated the ACF from the F-15 Eagle's pure air superiority role, easing Air Force fears that the ACF would sidetrack the F-15 program.\n\nOn January 13th, 1975, Air Force Secretary John McLucas announced that the YF-16 had been selected as the winner of the ACF contest. The Air Force placed a contract for fifteen FSD (Full-Scale Development) airframes, a number that was later reduced to 8 (6 F-16A/FSD's and 2 F-16B/FSD's). The first F-16A/FSD, #50745, was flown on December 8th, 1976.
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J-11: 180\nJ-10: 10\nJ-9/FC-1: 6\nJ-8: 200\nJ-7 (MIG-21): 500\nJ-6 (MIG-19): 350\nIt is known that J-12 are under development, however it is unknown how many will be produced by 2015 (estimated production date).
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The name that you should have been looking for was Lt Preston Niland.  Sgt Fritz Niland was in the 101st.  He dropped into Raffoville near Carentan.  He had three brothers.  Tech Sgt Robert Niland was in the 82nd.  Lt Preston Niland was in the 4th ID and Tech Sgt Edward Niland was a pilot in the Army Air Corps. Edward was reported missing over Burma in May 1944.  Robert was killed at Neuville-au-Plain on D-Day and Preston died on June 7 near Utah Beach.  Fritz Niland was soon sent back to the States and served out the war as an MP.  It did not take a patrol of Rangers to extract him from the battlezone.
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Not sure what you're asking, but I visited it in 1982. All sorts of neat stuff including a B-47. Not sure if it's still there, though.
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This question is from the movie Derailed.  I don't think there are 7, only one Yastrzemski.
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The f-22 raptor is still a highly secretive plane. as for the missles im sure it uses the standard aim 9 side winder. how it works is by locking on th ir trail of a plane. as for the skin of the air crat all i know is that it has r.a.m. on it (radar absorbing material) thats about it
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Joseph Kittinger actually jumped from the stratosphere.  It was part of something called Project Excelsior to test a multi-stage parachute system for high-altitude ejections.  \n\nOn his third test jump he jumped from 102,800 feet (31,300 m), or almost 20 miles.\n\nPretty crazy, huh?\n\nFor more info see the Wikipedia article below:
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1999 Best trick contest in the X-Games. Tony Hawk. The contest was over, but he kept trying and he finally got it after 14 years of attempts. \n\nSince then, he's  landed a few. \n\nI believe no one else has done it.
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The F-16 is an old and somewhat generic piece of crap.  The Mig 29 Foxbat is perhaps the second greatest aerial fighter (after the Raptor) ever built.
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Hope this helps...\n\nhttp://www.959theranch.com/news/?news_id=151
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I found this very easily on the Internet.  You could have done the same thing.\n\nhttp://liftoff.msfc.nasa.gov/academy/universe/RADEC.HTML
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there are up to 10 field posistions: P C 1B 2B 3B SS LF CF RF and a Rover that can be a 4th outfielder or 5th infielder.  YOu can play a game with a minimum of 8.
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500,000 I think. Are you talking about the Texas shirt wearing guy?
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X-45(unmanned)Mach 9.8\nX-15 Mach 6.72\nSr-71 Mach 3.2+
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About 15 million (including me)
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my grandfather worked in area 51 for 3 years. my own grandma didnt even know it until after he died. the secrets run deep out there, but what she figured out was they were testing experimental aircraft. the secrecy is for our national security. my grandfather designed electrical blueprints for aircrafts. the stealth bomber was one of his "projects".