In 1970 an F-106 Delta Dart on a training mission went into an unrecoverable flat spin forcing the pilot to eject.
After ejection, the jet recovered and flew on for several miles before landing itself in the middle of a cornfield.
The jet received so little damage that it was repaired and returned to service, earning the moniker, "Cornfield Bomber."
It was retired in 1986 and was presented to the National Museum of the United States Air Force where it sits on display to this day.
See: The Day an F-106 Supersonic Fighter Landed Itself in the Middle of a Field
