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Pepsi Max. This cross-post-6 requesting takeoff.

Clear on.

Clear on the runway derby-based car pit. Army 1, the large

Army 1, the large Sikorsky Green and White

helicopter, known at this time as Army 1,

rose 500 feet for the white buildings and monuments of Washington, D.C.

Report turning final to hotel.

The hotel. Roger Closball 6, turning final to hotel.

The hotel, by the way, that's the White House.

But this was no ordinary journey of Army 1 called this at that time

when the branches shared the President's copter transportation and the name alternated.

The pilot of the Sea King Copter, all six tons of it, was Gene Boyer and he flew for the Army so Army One. This was to be the most televised

journey of Army One it ever had and Boyer knew it.

They told him the night before, be there at 8.30 a.m.

be ready to pick up the president.

He landed the plane at 100 feet from the portico of the White House.

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