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General control line discussion => Open Forum => Topic started by: wwwarbird on January 16, 2022, 08:33:50 PM
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Sad news today. Very proud to say that I was fortunate enough to meet this man personally and have a short conversation, more than once, shake his hand, and give my thanks.
https://warbirdsnews.com/warbird-articles/gen-charles-edward-mcgee-passing-of-a-legend.html
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Another hero gone to his reward. May he rest in peace. H^^
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The impressive thing to me is 409 missions in three different conflicts! Definitely an inspiration.
Rest In Peace,
Dan McEntee
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Do I remember correctly? When the Tuskegee airmen accompanied the heavy bombers in daylight raids over Germany, no heavy bombers were lost? This happening in a segregated army. The Tuskegee airman an African American squadron.
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Do I remember correctly? When the Tuskegee airmen accompanied the heavy bombers in daylight raids over Germany, no heavy bombers were lost? This happening in a segregated army. The Tuskegee airman an African American squadron.
Something like that. The Red Tails were really liked by the bomber crews because got in and stayed in the fight.
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Sad news today. Very proud to say that I was fortunate enough to meet this man personally and have a short conversation, more than once, shake his hand, and give my thanks.
https://warbirdsnews.com/warbird-articles/gen-charles-edward-mcgee-passing-of-a-legend.html
Thank you for your post, Mr. wwwarbird! y1 Steve
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More information and history here...
https://commemorativeairforce.org/news/remembering-brig-gen-charles-mcgee
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Things that matter, indeed.
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I never met General McGee personally but I did have the privilege of meeting some of the airmen. They were always gentlemen and their patriotism was without question. Ed.