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An interesting video by Aviation Republic for all of our Fairchild C-123 Provider Lovers:) youtu.be/BuRtJyTdcis?si=q-Gz4Bo5HWR3zyU- #C123 #aviationrepublic
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We were honored to escort WWII Veteran Warren G. Goss in the Annual Veterans Day Parade in Beaver, Pennsylvania today. Warren entered the US Army in 1943 where he served as a rifleman fighting in Europe and participating in the Normandy invasion. He was a member of the 531st Special Brigade, which was one of the earliest units to land at Utah Beach. In addition, he fought in the Battle of the Rhineland, Ruhr River, and Battle of the Bulge. He was a rifleman, sharpshooter and scout. Today, Warren shared the story of the letter his mother sent him when he was in training for the D-Day Invasion. He said the letter included Psalm 91. It is often called “the soldier’s psalm” or “prayer for protection” because it seems to have been written from the battlefield. "Whoever dwells in the shelter of the Most High will rest in the shadow of the Almighty. I will say of the Lord, "He is my refuge and my fortress, my God, in whom I trust.” Surely, he will save you from the fowler’s snare and from the deadly pestilence." Warren has carried this letter with him for all of his 101 years because it brought him comfort and the protection he most certainly earned. In addition to Warren, 13-year Army Nurse Corps Veteran Jessica Sporio Borkowski who served during Operation Enduring Freedom and who was a 9/11 First Responder at the Pentagon and Walter Reed National Military Medical Center rode along with Warren in the parade. Thank you, Warren and Jessica, for your service! We owe you both a debt we can never repay! #WWIIveteran #armynursecorps #followers #VeteransDay2025
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1940s Hangar Dance 2025 ~ John Peterson, Tom Gargaro, and Chris Osman won for the "Best Sharp Dressed Men"
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The Air Heritage Aviation Museum’s 1940s Hangar Dance 2025 was once again a huge success. This highly anticipated event sold out, reflecting its popularity and the community’s enthusiasm for celebrating the era. Guests were treated to big band music performed by the acclaimed New Vintage Big Band. Their lively and authentic tunes set the perfect mood, transporting everyone back to the 1940s. A delicious dinner was provided by Beyond Parsley Catering which added to the overall enjoyment of the evening. Everyone danced the night away in period costume, capturing the spirit of the decade. Smiles were abundant throughout the evening, with joy and camaraderie lasting until the final song played. Thank you to everyone who helped to make the night possible. A special thank you goes out to all attendees for their enthusiasm and participation, making the event truly unforgettable.
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