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On October 27, 1962, Major Rudolf Anderson took off from McCoy Air Force Base in Florida on what seemed like a routine reconnaissance mission. What he could not have known was that his flight would make him the only direct human casualty of the Cuban Missile Crisis and push the world to the edge of nuclear war. Major Anderson, a 35-year-old pilot with years of experience flying high-altitude U-2 spy planes, was part of an operation to photograph Soviet missile sites being built in Cuba. Just wee

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