In 1998 Campbell Aird got what was called the first this arm electronically controlled like on TV's Six Million Dollar Man Jeopardy

In 1998 Campbell Aird got what was called the first this arm electronically controlled like on TV's Six Million Dollar Man

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In 1998 Campbell Aird got what was called the first this arm electronically controlled like on TV's Six Million Dollar Man Jeopardy

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