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The Pack That Killed the Pack Mule
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The Pack That Killed the Pack Mule
Dick Kelty was standing in his Glendale living room in 1952, hands wrapped around a length of aircraft‑grade aluminum tubing, applying heat and pressure until the metal curved to match the contours of a human spine. Around him, the detritus of his obsession: rivets repurposed from airplane fuselages, ripstop nylon that had recently been parachute material, and his wife Nena hunched over a sewing machine in the corner, feeding fabric under the ne…
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