Supersonic Test Pilot Killed At Farnborough -- John Derry, 13-year-old test Pilot, Who was the first Briton to Break the sound Barrier, was killed DI Today, September 6, After A Supersonic Dive at the Society of British Aircraft Constructor's Display at Farnborough, Hampshire.Flying A de Havilland 110 Fighter Aircraft, in which he had thrice previously Flown faster than sound during the week long display, Derry dived from a Height of Eight miles to give a crowd of 120,000 their Biggest thrill - Hearing the famous Bang... Which occurs when A Plane Poeroes the sound Barrier. After A Vivid triple Explosion, the D.H. 110 Pulled out of Its dive over the centre of Farnborough Airfield and Broke Up. September 6, 1952. (Photo by Associated Press Photo).

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Supersonic Test Pilot Killed At Farnborough -- John Derry, 13-year-old test Pilot, Who was the first Briton to Break the sound Barrier, was killed DI Today, September 6, After A Supersonic Dive at the Society of British Aircraft Constructor's Display at Farnborough, Hampshire.Flying A de Havilland 110 Fighter Aircraft, in which he had thrice previously Flown faster than sound during the week long display, Derry dived from a Height of Eight miles to give a crowd of 120,000 their Biggest thrill - Hearing the famous Bang... Which occurs when A Plane Poeroes the sound Barrier. After A Vivid triple Explosion, the D.H. 110 Pulled out of Its dive over the centre of Farnborough Airfield and Broke Up. September 6, 1952. (Photo by Associated Press Photo).

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