Pilot successfully lands a B-52 plane without vertical stabilizer
Location:
Blytheville Arkansas
Date: 1964, January 10
Duration: 60 sec
Sound: Yes
Date: 1964, January 10
Duration: 60 sec
Sound: Yes
Pilot successfully lands a B-52H (6-032) airplane with its vertical stabilizer tail torn off at Eaker AFB, Blytheville, Arkansas. The B-52 plane gets damaged during a test flight over northern New Mexico. The vertical stabilizer was ripped off due to buffeting stresses during turbulence (loss of structural integrity). Pilot Charles "Chuck" Fisher lands safely after five hours of flying without tail. Crew and ground support staff on the airfield look at the torn tail.
This historic stock footage available in HD and SD video. View pricing in lower left of video player.
This historic stock footage available in HD and SD video. View pricing in lower left of video player.
Have a correction or more info about this clip?
Edit Now
Discuss this footage with other users.Start Discussion
Edited By
On
Member Since
Guest
2010-08-05
Available video file formats
Type
Size
Price (USD)
Proxy (320x240, low-resolution, watermarked)
12 MB
$4.00
SD Screener (720x480, 720x576, full-res with timecode)
217 MB
$4.00
HD Screener (1920x1080, full-res with timecode)
238 MB
$4.00
SD Master, Broadcast-ready (720x480, 720x576, unmarked)
217 MB
$135.00
HD Master, Broadcast-ready (1920x1080, unmarked)
238 MB
$180.00
Additional Information:
- "Screener" files contain timecode that blocks the center of the image.
- "Proxy" files contain a semi-transparent watermark that spans the image.
- Standard Definition (SD) available in NTSC or PAL.
- High Definition (HD) available as MPEG2 or XDCAM files in 1080-24p, 1080-25p, 1080-30p, 1080-50i, 1080-60i
- See "How to Buy - FAQ" area for more information.
Price (USD) Details
Stills from this clip: Showing 1-20 of 63 (scroll down to see more stills)
Shopping Cart
Shopping cart is empty
Loading...
CRITICALPAST.COM: About Us | FAQs - How to Buy | Browse | Advanced Search | Shopping Cart | My Lightboxes | My Account | Forum | Contact Us
Terms & Conditions |
Privacy Policy | Links | Press ©2013 CriticalPast LLC.
