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March 12th 04, 02:36 AM
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"Peter Duniho"
It would be interesting if they would have mentioned what his altimeter was indicating. How would they know? I think they can usually determine where the needle was at impact because it makes some sort of mark on the face. G-force and all. I guess that assumes that it didn't all burn and melt. Always an interesting question. 
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