 The aircraft was eventually repaired and returned to the USAF.However, in a newer history by a retired "Big Safari" commander published in 2014, some of the earlier account is refuted as erroneous.The "Pee Wee III" aircraft arrived in Pakistan in March 1964, well before the Chinese nuclear tests began, not for monitoring the tests since the aircraft were not yet equipped with the sampling equipment, camera, or sensors of the standard RB-57Fs, but to collect telemetry from Soviet missile test ranges, particularly Kapustin Yar.