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Air Force's F-16 Fighter Plane Demo. / Belly Landing #483086

NBC Evening News for Thursday, May 08, 1975
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(Studio) Prototype of Air Force's new fighter plane, General Dynamics' F-16, gets in trouble during demon. flight in Texas.
REPORTER: John Chancellor

(Fort Worth, Texas) Pilot Neal Anderson takes F-16 through paces very well, but landing gear sticks when he tries to land at end of demon. F-16 forced to belly land; film catches emergency landing.
REPORTER: Chip Moody

(Studio) Well, it's back to old drawing board
REPORTER: John Chancellor

Reporter(s):
Chancellor, John;
Moody, Chip
Duration:
00:02:00

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