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Long Ago, In a Galaxy far far away…
Over the last few months, since I visited the Air Force Museum in Dayton, Ohio and sat in the cockpit of an F4 again, the Phantom II has been almost continually on my mind. And as I thought about all those … Continue reading →
Up in the Air so Blue
When you fly in the military there is a path that you follow. All do it. You start as a student flier, earn your wings, become qualified in a certain aircraft, move on as a squadron member, and then if … Continue reading →
Posted in Air Force, Air Force lingo, American History, F-4 Phantom II, Norvell Family History
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Tagged Aerobatics, Air Force, F4 Phantom II, FCF flying, Norvell History
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