"John Keeney" wrote in message
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Specifically:
http://www.dfrc.nasa.gov/Gallery/Pho...C79-12055.html
which shows the "HiMAT on lakebed after landing."
Since HMAT isn't attached to the B-52 and the scoot marks across the lake
bed
behind it lead directly to the landing gear we can safely say it didn't
"lawn dart"
on at least one flight.

One in thirteen is pretty a poor record, especially when at that point there
is no fix.

Did you know that if your RC toy cuts through a row of cotton, you have to
buy the entire row? Nowhere near the San Gabrial Mountains though.
Speaking of debrit fields over populated areas, perhaps the Shuttle will
come back to Eddie's.