You Take the Test Flight He Refused - One Seat, One Runway
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You Take the Test Flight He Refused - One Seat, One Runway
In this episode, we follow the life and career that led Lonnie Raymond Moore to a single January morning where a routine test flight became a decisive moment. We trace his combat record, test-pilot assignments, and the unanswered question about whose test preceded his.
Person: Lonnie Raymond Moore
Date: January 10, 1956
Location: Eglin Air Proving Base, Florida / runway
Topic: test pilot career and fatal test flight
Event: long combat service, test assignments, and a first flight in a new aircraft
- Born July 13, 1920 in Groesbeck, Texas; raised in San Antonio and entered service by age 21.
- Flew the B-26 Marauder in WWII: 54 combat missions, shot down twice and evaded capture both times.
- Assigned to Air Proving Ground Command at Eglin as a test pilot after WWII; evaluated new jets and weapons.
- In Korea volunteered for operational testing of the F-86F-2 with the M39 cannon; scored two MiG-15 kills on first mission.
- On January 10, 1956, he flew an unfamiliar aircraft on a Florida runway-the same pilot who routinely went first for others.
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