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Originally Posted by URY914

The Le Tourneau land train, built for the US army. I haven't seen that in years, and I remember reading about it in my dad's Popular Science magazines in the late 50's - early 60's'. A real blast from the past!

More info here...Overland Train Mk II

[kach22i]

X-38 Crew Return Vehicle Finds New Home
NASA - X-38 Crew Return Vehicle Finds New Home


NASA - HL-20 Model for Personnel Launch System Research: A Lifting-Body Concept


BBC News - Shuttle successors: Dream Chaser


Cheating the flying stones high landing speeds.

Crew Return Vehicle
Paragliding: The World Through an Eagle's Eyes - Extreme Sports - Ask Toy Tech


X-38 - Summary
X-38 - Summary

The X-38 design uses a lifting body concept originally developed by the Air Force's X-24A project in the mid-1970's. After the de-orbit engine module is jettisoned, the X-38 would glide from orbit unpowered like the Space Shuttle and then use a steerable, parafoil parachute, a technology recently developed by the Army, for its final descent to landing. Its landing gear would consist of skids rather than wheels.

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Is that Uncle Rico?

Originally Posted by URY914

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Originally Posted by kach22i

Didn't the bionic man wad one of these up landing on the lake bed at Edwards?

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Two cars, not related

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