U-2 can teach
STILLWATER — Fifteen seconds of terror 24 years ago shaped Todd Hubbard’s life, seconds that led him to delve into psychology and eventually to his new passion at Oklahoma State University — teaching.
At precisely 1:05 p.m. July 18, 1984, Hubbard, an Air Force pilot, was strapped inside a U-2, a spyplane that flew so high that he had to wear a space suit. Taking off on his last training sortie bef...
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