3x-xx-xx ep055 The Man Who Fell Five Miles

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Two aviators are watching Major Rudolph Schroeder's plane as it sores out of sight in an effort to win a new altitude record. He must be up about 30,000 feet now. He'll break the altitude record all right.

Yeah, Schroeder is a wonderful pilot. One of the best. Yeah, I'm worried though. I don't think he was carrying enough oxygen. I thought that too, but he was positive he had plenty, so I didn't say anything more.