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M2-F1 Lands Hard on Rogers Dry Lake
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The M2-F1 following a hard landing on Rogers Dry Lake in 1963. It hit the lakebed so hard the rolling gear completely separated.
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Credit lineM2-F1 Lands Hard on Rogers Dry Lake. NASA/AFRC, 1963-12-03. Public domain. ID: E63-10681.
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