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Zusammenfassung
Piloten der Flugforschung ED07-0294-03 Zwei Dryden F / A-18 der NASA, geflogen von Gordon Fullerton und Nils Larson, fliegen in enger Formation am 21. Dezember 2007 während Fullertons letztem Flug vor seiner Pensionierung.
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NASA
Flugforschungspiloten
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hohe Auflösung
Düsenflugzeug
Kampfflugzeuge
Militärflugzeug
Dryden Flight Research Center
Datum
10/12/2010
Lage
Armstrong Flight Research Center
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34.95855, -117.89067
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