NNG - Challenger smoke deflectors *PIC*
| September 19, 2006 05:19PM |
Sorry for the NNG content, but I know there're a few folks here who're knowledgable about the UP steam program and may know the answer to this.
Again, I apologize. I promise I won't do it again... oh OK, at least not soon.
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As I slowly (very, very slowly - negatives are particularly tedious) work my way through my virtually unorganized film archives, I occasionally unearth an oddity or two. Here's one such from 1993. Does anyone remember how/why the Challenger got smoke deflectors?
This is on the Greeley sub, southbound just entering Pierce, CO.
Thanks,
Scott
Again, I apologize. I promise I won't do it again... oh OK, at least not soon.
" />As I slowly (very, very slowly - negatives are particularly tedious) work my way through my virtually unorganized film archives, I occasionally unearth an oddity or two. Here's one such from 1993. Does anyone remember how/why the Challenger got smoke deflectors?
This is on the Greeley sub, southbound just entering Pierce, CO.
Thanks,
Scott
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