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Stan Butchart climbing into B-47
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From December 10, 1966, until his retirement on February 27, 1976, Stanley P. Butchart served as Chief (later, Director) of Flight Operations at NASA's Flight Research Center (renamed on March 26, 1976, the Hugh L. Dryden Flight Research Center).
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Credit lineStan Butchart climbing into B-47. NASA/AFRC, 1954-07-14. Public domain. ID: E54-01317.
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