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    Fair points.
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    I agree with you. At the same time, I've been around fuel vapers in quantities where you can "feel" it around you, (as in, a change in air density) and it can be very unpleasant, especially when your pores are open (sweating) and are under stress. Beggs the question... could that have been what they were recounting? Given this happened in the 70s, I'm curious what the difference may be, compared to the 2021 SDS you linked... And out of left field, is there one for JP-7?
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    I seem to remember a show interviewing the guys who were on the airboat, who saw her go in, and they stated they saw an explosion in the air, then a second explosion, (assumed to be the impact), at which point they rushed to the area... Seeing flames around the area as they got closer, along with much more graphic experiences of what they saw. I could assume, maybe, they were dealing with highly heated floating fule that hadn't ignited. At the same time, people have different tolerances for what are considered irritants.
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    More information about "FS2004 Scenery - Death Valley Desert Strip, Ca. (L51)"

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    Death Valley Desert Strip, California (L51), was constructed to test the Aeroworks-Technologies ARX-6 Roadrunner (which means it sports a regulation F1 Air Race track!) After the ARX-6 completed testing, L51 found itself at the center of multiple videos, VA races, and other events. With new outside interests, L51 received upgrades: A new shop, two new hangars, a swimming pool, BBQ, vending machines, club cars, paved roads, and a "fancy" eating area. But, interest died down and L51 found itself as a "vacation" spot. Though it's maintained, the airfield hasn't seen activity in many years... Left to sit. These days, it's nothing more than another Panchos. Jason L. Terry's dry lakebed texture replacements are included. See documents. Scenery by Joshua B. Nyhus.
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    More information about "FS2004 Scenery - Borealis Operations Center"

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    FS2004 Scenery - Borealis Operations Center. Borealis is a fictional scenery located far north on Banks Island, Northwest Territories, Canada. It is Aeroworks-Technologies' (ARX) primary northern operations hub supporting the ARX TR-3B, REDACTED, REDACTED reconnaissance missions, and northern orbit-based satellite launches. Borealis also acts as a test facility, much like Groom Lake, or Tonopah Test Range in the real world, but specializes in cold weather testing for Aeroworks projects. Scenery by Joshua B. Nyhus.
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    More information about "FS2004 Repaint - U of I C-45H N9887Z"

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    FS2004 University of Illinois (U of I) C-45H N9887Z/52-10603/AF-533. This repaint is from a photo of a 1953 University of Illinois C-45H, N9887Z, that my great-grandfather co-piloted in 1960 with the Illinois State Water Survey, doing thunderstorm research. This repaint requires Cliff Presley's re-packaged simTECH Flight Design's freeware Beech 18 which you can find here. Repaint by Joshua B. Nyhus.
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    More information about "FS2002 Repaint - North American P-51 "Black Magic""

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    FS2002 North American P-51 "Black Magic". A fictional air racer repaint. Requires the Reno Air Racing P-51 package by Roger Dial and associates, which can be found here. Repaint by Joshua B. Nyhus.

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