Aces High Bulletin Board
General Forums => The O' Club => Topic started by: FBScud on April 29, 2007, 08:02:33 PM
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A true "greatest generation" pilot passed away. He was a B-17 pilot in the "Bloody 100th" who epitomized the thousands of young Americans who put their careers aside to volunteer for a possible one-way ticket to combat. I didn't know that he was also selected as one of the prosecutors at Neuremburg. He had left a Manhatten law firm to enlist after Pearl Harbor.
Prayers go out to his family for one of the greatest combat pilots ever.
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Fair skis and tailwinds forever.
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He features highly in Jablonski's "Flying Forterss." A really great man.
charon
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Originally posted by FBScud
A true "greatest generation" pilot passed away. He was a B-17 pilot in the "Bloody 100th" who epitomized the thousands of young Americans who put their careers aside to volunteer for a possible one-way ticket to combat. I didn't know that he was also selected as one of the prosecutors at Neuremburg. He had left a Manhatten law firm to enlist after Pearl Harbor.
Prayers go out to his family for one of the greatest combat pilots ever.
Ive been reading about him. That man truely was a hero. The kind of guy kids should all look up to. <> Mr. Rosenthal. RIP.
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2nd thread on this.