RAF pilots have been advised to keep Tunnock’s teacakes in their wrappers after a cockpit marshmallow explosion 60 years ago led to a ban on the treats. However, tests conducted by the RAF Centre of Aerospace Medicine have now cleared the teacakes for flight, confirming they did not explode in altitude chamber experiments. Pilots are recommended to keep the teacakes frozen and in foil wrappings until consumption, according to Dr. Oliver Bird, with Tunnock’s sales director expressing relief that pilots can now enjoy the treats with official approval.
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Vietnam vets who left high school for service get their diplomas over six decades later
Veterans Receive High School Diplomas in IowaIn Muscatine, Iowa, Dennis Snyder, a Vietnam War veteran, fulfilled his long-held dream of graduating from Muscatine High School by receiving his diploma as part of the class of 2025, alongside fellow veteran Richard Hill. This recognition was made possible through Operation Recognition, which honors veterans who missed graduation due to military service, allowing them to close that chapter of their lives. Need More Context? 🔎
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