ROBERT OVERMYER KILLED IN CIRRUS VK-30 PROTOTYPE CRASH
A Cirrus Design Corp. VK-30 prototype undergoing flight testing crashed March 22 six miles north of the Duluth, Minn. International Airport, killing former astronaut Robert Overmyer, the test pilot. Overmyer was conducting a series of stall tests on a modified VK-30 when the aircraft crashed...
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