Sixty Years Ago, a Pilot Flew a B-47 Nuclear Bomber Under Michigan's Mackinac Bridge
The pilot was permanently grounded as a result of the stunt.
By Kyle Mizokami
Apr 30, 2019
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The pilot was permanently grounded as a result of the stunt.
By Kyle Mizokami
Apr 30, 2019
Sixty years ago this week a person standing next to Michigan’s Mackinac Bridge might have been witness to an amazing sight: a six engine U.S. Air Force nuclear bomber flying between the spans of the bridge, barely clearing the structure.
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Sixty Years Ago, a Pilot Flew a B-47 Nuclear Bomber Under Michigan's Mackinac Bridge
The pilot was permanently grounded as a result of the stunt.
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