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Hello, how demanding is it to become a "test pilot" in the Air Force through ROTC? And once attained, does the day to day spirit consist...
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Before the contemporary dummy was invented, crash-testing relied on cadavers, animals, sandbags and the irregular human volunteer. In 1949, Maj. JP Stapp, an Air Force flight surgeon studying the “physiology of hasty deceleration,” wanted to test his rocket
