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On January 17, 1969, a fighter pilot ejected near the border of North Vietnam and Laos.

The series of events that followed are almost beyond belief.

The high-speed ejection had caused my limbs to flail so violently that

elbows were dislocated and the forearms were pushed about halfway up on the inside of each arm.

It's a story of tragedy, courage, and valor,

told by the men who lived through two of the most infamous days

of the Vietnam Air War.

3 30 in the morning when I learned went off and I got out for one of the damnedest days I ever saw in my

whole life.

Harry is a podcast that tells this incredible story. life. W. Harry Stories.com. This is the fighter pilot podcast, episode one or one.

This is the Fighter Pilot Podcast episode 101.

This week, the Century Series kicks off with a look at the

early 50s interceptor whose pilots were trained to launch nuclear-tipped missiles

at invading Soviet bombers, possibly ram them as a last resort, and even to fly an anticipated

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