DAYTON — Dayton businessman Larry Connor’s been to space, the bottom of the ocean, and now he hopes to break a world record Thursday.
Connor, 73, will jump out of a hot air balloon 35,000 feet in the air.
He will link arms and form a five-person formation before separating and landing — known as a HALO formation skydive.
Connor will jump out of the A560, the largest hot air balloon manufactured in the United States, according to a media release.
It will raise a million dollars for the Special Operations Warrior Foundation, which provides immediate financial support to wounded, ill, and injured Special Operations personnel and education opportunities to their children.
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