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John Manke Aboard the HL-10
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John Manke Aboard the HL-10

NASA / AFRC · 1968-05-16 · photograph (digital archive)

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Armstrong research pilot (and future center director) John Manke emerges from the HL-10, NASA Langley’s 10th horizontal lander (lifting body).

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AFRCArmstrong Flight Research CenterNACANational Advisory CommitteeDFRCDryden Flight Research CenterHL-10Langley Research CenterLifting Body
Credit lineJohn Manke Aboard the HL-10. NASA/AFRC, 1968-05-16. Public domain. ID: E68-18880.
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