Heavens Eagle
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I subscribe to Epoch Times and have pretty much dumped all the mainstream media. If you know why then good on you, if not then check them out.
Anyway, one of the news items today was a video interview with a woman fighter pilot who was active on that day. Here is a synopsis of what it is about.
The mission is hard to believe, but it was impossible to refuse.
On 9/11, two fighter pilots took off from Andrews Air Force Base on a mission to locate and stop a fourth hijacked passenger jet, which appeared to be heading for the Capitol.
Heather “Lucky” Penney, a rookie flier, says their goal was clear. “We knew that if … we were mission successful, that we would be ramming our jets into the airliner, that we would not be coming home.” That plane was Flight 93, which ultimately crashed into a field in Shanksville, Pennsylvania.
Penney shares how the day went down and why the plight of Flight 93 to this day fills her with hope.
The LInk.
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Anyway, one of the news items today was a video interview with a woman fighter pilot who was active on that day. Here is a synopsis of what it is about.
The mission is hard to believe, but it was impossible to refuse.
On 9/11, two fighter pilots took off from Andrews Air Force Base on a mission to locate and stop a fourth hijacked passenger jet, which appeared to be heading for the Capitol.
Heather “Lucky” Penney, a rookie flier, says their goal was clear. “We knew that if … we were mission successful, that we would be ramming our jets into the airliner, that we would not be coming home.” That plane was Flight 93, which ultimately crashed into a field in Shanksville, Pennsylvania.
Penney shares how the day went down and why the plight of Flight 93 to this day fills her with hope.
The LInk.
Fighter Pilot Recalls 9/11 Mission to Ram Flight 93, and Why It Gives Her Hope
The mission is hard to believe, but it was impossible to refuse. On 9/11, two fighter pilots took off from Andrews Air Force Base on a mission to locate a...
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