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15,000-Foot Freefall: With Christopher Cook, Jan Davis, Michael Holmes, Jonathan King. It is a typical day for most New York City reporters covering the news from the sky. But for reporter Andrew Torres and veteran helicopter pilot Russ Mowry, their worst fears are realized 800 ft. above the city.
- 2011-07-17
- Christopher Cook, Jan Davis, Michael Holmes
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National Geographic investigates jaw dropping crash survivals caught on tape from around the world, creating full scale crash tests to determine how the victims miraculously survived. Available to buy. S1 E3 - 15,000-Foot Freefall. July 16, 2011. 50min. TV-14. It is a typical day for most New York City reporters covering the news from the sky.
Jul 17, 2011 · With almost 8,000 jumps under his belt, Michael Holmes, a skydiving instructor, planned to jump from 15,000 ft. in the air- a flight that would change…
It is a typical day for most New York City reporters covering the news from the sky. But for reporter Andrew Torres and veteran helicopter pilot Russ Mowry, their worst fears are realized 800 ft. above the city. Their chopper spins out of control and nosedives, crashing onto a Brooklyn rooftop with the tail of the helicopter snapping off- all filmed by another news copter hovering right above ...
A veteran skydiving instructor plummets to the earth from 15,000 feet when both parachutes fail to open.
Jul 17, 2011 · Ep 3. 15,000 Foot Freefall. With almost 8,000 jumps under his belt, Michael Holmes, a skydiving instructor, planned to jump from 15,000 ft. in the air- a flight that would change his life forever. Friends watched in horror as both his main and reserve parachutes failed and he plummeted to earth.
Details Episode 3 Aired Oct 17, 2006 15,000-Foot Freefall A veteran skydiving instructor plummets to the earth from 15,000 feet when both parachutes fail to open.
