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Neil Armstrong Ejects From Lunar Landing Research Vehicle

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Neil Armstrong’s fearless spirit was on full display during his test flight of the LLRV-1, an early Lunar Landing Research Vehicle. This experimental craft paved the way for safer moon landings, thanks in part to Armstrong’s willingness to push its limits. YouTube / What You Haven’t Seen Aircraft Operations Office Chief Joseph Algranti explained that the crash was caused by a loss of helium pressure, which disrupted altitude control. Strong wind…

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Neil Armstrong Ejects From Lunar Landing Research Vehicle

Neil Armstrong’s fearless spirit was on full display during his test flight of the LLRV-1, an early Lunar Landing Research Vehicle. This experimental craft paved the way for safer moon landings, thanks in part to Armstrong’s willingness to push its limits. YouTube / What You Haven’t Seen Aircraft Operations Office Chief Joseph Algranti explained that the crash was caused by a loss of helium pressure, which disrupted altitude control. Strong wind…

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World War Wings broke the news in 1 month ago on Tuesday, January 14, 2025.

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