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DescriptionEject2.jpg	English: Navy aeroconical canopy, A zero altitude/zero speed ejection system test utilizing an F-18 ejection seat with a non-standard USAF Aces 11 parachute canopy in lieu of th Deutsch: Schleudersitz-Test der NASA
Date	17 August 2003
Source	http://www.dfrc.nasa.gov/Organizations/LifeSupport/past.html
Author	NASA
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