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April 12, 1967, Mick Jagger was punched in the face by an airport official in France. Things had gotten heated after Mick got angry because the band was being searched for drugs, which led them miss their flight.

April 12, 1967, Mick Jagger was punched in the face by an airport official in France. Things had gotten heated after Mick got angry because the band was being searched for drugs, which led them miss their flight.

Prolly the father/boy friend of a groupie he shagged

I didn't fact check this.

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A 12-ton lead-and-rubber-shielded cockpit with windows 10-12 inches thick protected the flight crew from the otherwise lethal amount of radiation emanating from the reactor hanging in the bomb bay. Special water pockets installed aft of the cockpit also absorbed radiation.

Among the most audaciously hazardous concepts of the 1950s was the notion of installing an operational nuclear reactor inside an aircraft, a venture pursued by both the Soviet Union and the USA. The NB-36 ‘Crusader’ epitomized this daunting venture, representing a potential ecological catastrophe each time it ascended. Nevertheless, it managed to execute 47 flights. Its purpose was to evaluate the viability of managing a nuclear reactor during flight, serving as a preliminary step towards creating a genuine atomic-powered aircraft.

The NB-36 carried a three-megawatt reactor into the skies, and due to the extensive shielding necessary to protect its crew, it became the aircraft with the highest quantity of lead integrated into its structure, with the cockpit’s rubber and lead shielding alone amounting to eleven tons.