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10-31-2011 | 11:11 AM
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Nothing too spectacular, just measurements of how the body reacts from such a jump. We were wired with all kinds of electrodes. More than that, I think it was a test of a then-current C-130 (F model?) modified to achieve that altitude. I think the normal ceiling of that aircraft was 28,000-30,000 feet.
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10-31-2011 | 07:51 PM
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BTW, this was 40 years ago! Almost forget about some of the things I did when I was "young and stupid."
Nothing too spectacular, just measurements of how the body reacts from such a jump. We were wired with all kinds of electrodes. More than that, I think it was a test of a then-current C-130 (F model?) modified to achieve that altitude. I think the normal ceiling of that aircraft was 28,000-30,000 feet.
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