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F-100 Super Sabre 
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F-100A Super Sabre in Flight

While the later models of the F-100 Super Sabre had a speed in excess of 1,000 mph, two earlier models, the "A" and "C" versions, established the world's first supersonic speed records. Colonel F.K. (Pete) Everest reached 755.149 mph in October 1953, and Colonel Horace Hanes topped 822 mph in August 1955. 
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Unique identifier BI218442 
Boeing ID 99d11307 
Type Image 
Size 3480px × 2743px   27MB 
License type RM 
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