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Rocketman: The Luckiest Man on Earth (2008)

Rocket Man, the luckiest man on earth... or is he? When the BDU-33 bomb fell from the F-16 fighter plane on Thursday, March 13, 2008, it made U.S. history being the first military bomb to accidentally fall on a residential home. For Jeremy Isbell, resident of Tulsa, Oklahoma and the occupant of this destroyed dwelling, this was only a single incident in a long string of bizarre occurrences in his extraordinary life. Be prepared to hear the tale of an outlandish bombing on an innocent and unfortunate citizen.
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Rocket Man, the luckiest man on earth... or is he? When the BDU-33 bomb fell from the F-16 fighter plane on Thursday, March 13, 2008, it made U.S. history being the first military bomb to accidentally fall on a residential home. For Jeremy Isbell, resident of Tulsa, Oklahoma and the occupant of this destroyed dwelling, this was only a single incident in a long string of bizarre occurrences in his extraordinary life. Be prepared to hear the tale of an outlandish bombing on an innocent and unfortunate citizen.

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Genre:Documentary
Directed By:Jeremy Isbell
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In Theaters:6/17/2008
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Runtime:55 minutes
Studio:Central Film Company

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