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E54-1317
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E54-1317

NASA / AFRC · 1954-07-14 · photograph (digital archive)

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Stan Butchart climbing into B-47.

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Stanley P. ButchartHigh-Speed Flight Research StationU.S. NavyNaval ReservesUniversity of WashingtonBoeing AircraftBoeing B-47Douglas D-558-I #3Douglas D-558-II #3Northrup X-4Bell X-5Boeing KC-135 Stratotanker
Credit lineE54-1317. NASA/AFRC, 1954-07-14. Public domain. ID: E54-1317.
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