Definition: In this task, five ordered key facts are given. All the given facts are expressed in natural language. Your job is to generate a story 100 to 1000 words long, that includes all the facts given as input in their order of appearance while expanding upon them to produce a broader, yet coherent, narrative.
Input: Fact1: United States Air Force Colonel William Hughes asks Major Paul Peterson, Fact2: Major Paul Peterson has been called to active service to join team at Air Research and Development Command conducting tests on downward ejection seat for bombardiers in new Boeing B-47 Stratojet bomber, Fact3: German scientist Dr. Franz Gruener is in charge of test program working directly with test subjects, Fact4: Captain Jack Nolan is assigned to project, Fact5: wife begs commanding officer to release Paul from commitment

United States Air Force Colonel William Hughes Paul Kelly asks Major Paul Peterson John Payne, who has been called back to active service, to join a team at the Air Research and Development Command conducting tests on a downward ejection seat for bombardiers in the new Boeing B47 Stratojet bomber. The first tests used articulated dummies, but human test subjects are needed. Besides Colonel Hughes, German scientist Dr. Franz Gruener Gregory Gaye, also is in charge of the test program, working directly with the test subjects. Captain Jack Nolan Richard Crane is also assigned to the project. The first volunteer, Captain Mike Cavallero Eddie Firestone, suffers a broken neck when his parachute opens too early. He survives the test but is hospitalized. The next subject is Lieutenant Edward Simmons, to be followed by Paul. When Mike is suddenly rushed to hospital with an appendicitis attack, Paul moves up. Worried because he has a wife and son, Paul is reluctant to go, but then finds out that Captain Nolan has been killed in a B47 crash, and as the bombardier, he might not have been able to escape the aircraft. His wife Karen Steele begs his commanding officer to release Paul from his commitment. When Paul shows up to take the test, he finds Colonel Hughes suiting up. Imploring him to reconsider, Paul makes the case for doing the test to prove that a bailout is possible from the highspeed jet bomber. Flying with Dr. Gruener, Paul ejects, but when the ground observers ask him to indicate he is well by spreadeagling, he does not respond. On board the rescue launch, they pick up Paul and find he is fine; he was simply concentrating so hard that he forgot to spreadeagle. After he is cleared by the medics, Paul is greeted by Carol and his son Kit Richard Eyer and, with their blessing, decides to continue with the project.