An edition of The The Man Who Rode the Thunder
(1960)
The The Man Who Rode the Thunder.
by William H. Rankin
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William H. Rankin (born 1920) in 1959 became famous as the man who fell through a thunderstorm. His 40-minute free fall from the stratosphere into the storm was even more terrifying. Rankin parted company with his plane at around 47,000 feet above sea level--nearly 18,000 feet higher than Mt. Everest's summit.
"The Man Who Rode the Thunder" is Rankin's recollection of the events leading up to the free fall and the fall itself.
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"Over New York, the weather was immaculate, not a cloud in the sky."
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Autobiographical.
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