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COL SPICER – ALMOST GOT ME KILLED IN WWII
Monday, December 2nd, 2013Tags: 357th Fighter Group, 357th Fighter Group Commander, Air Force, Army Air Corps, Chuck Yeager, Col Henry Spicer, Col Spicer, Colonel Henry Spicer, English Channel, flying, flying with Chuck Yeager, France, Germans, Germany, Glamorous Glen, Glamorous Glen III, Glamorous Glenn II, Glamorus Glen, Group Commander, Henry Spicer, Nazis, Paris, shot down, World War II, Yeager
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Flying Chase for Pilot with Hypoxia: From Chuck Yeager’s files
Saturday, September 7th, 2013Tags: Air Force, Army Air Corps, CA, California, Capt Yeager, Captain Chuck Yeager, Chuck Yeager, Edwards AFB, flying, flying with Chuck Yeager, General Yeager, Joe Walker, NACA, NASA, Yeager
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Gen Yeager’s musings on Bob Hoover & his better half Colleen
Thursday, August 22nd, 2013Tags: Air Force, Army Air Corps, Bob Hoover, CA, California, Capt, Captain, Chuck Yeager, Colleen Hoover, Edwards AFB, flying, flying with Chuck Yeager, General Yeager, Lieutenant Colonel, Lt Colonel, Lt. Col, Yeager
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Huntin’ for Bear – 1947
Tuesday, August 13th, 2013Tags: Air Force, Army Air Corps, bear, bears, Bob Hoover, CA, California, Chuck Yeager, Col Russ Schleeh, Colonel Russ Schleeh, Colonel Schleeh, Edwards, Edwards AFB, Edwards Air Force Base, Hoover, huntin', huntin' bear, hunting bear, Jack Ridley, Lt Hoover, Ridley, Russ Schleeh, Victoria Yeager, Wildlife, Yeager
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MARBLES with Chuck Yeager
Saturday, July 27th, 2013Tags: Air Force, Army Air Corps, box, breadroller, Chuck Yeager, crowhop, Hamlin, marble, marbles, purgatory, ring, sissies, squabbles, steelies, taul, West Virginia, World War II, WV, Yeager
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The Hell There Ain’t….
Wednesday, July 10th, 2013Tags: Air Force, Army Air Corps, Bell X-1, break the sound barrier, CA, California, Chuck Yeager, flying, flying with Chuck Yeager, General Yeager, Jack Ridley, MACH 1, Ridley, Sound barrier, Victoria Yeager, X-1, Yeager
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Yeager Will Get it (P-80) Back (in one piece)
Tuesday, June 11th, 2013Tags: Air Force, Army Air Corps, CA, California, Chuck Yeager, Dayton, Dayton OH, Edwards AFB, Edwards Air Force Base, flying, flying with Chuck Yeager, Muroc Air Base, OH, Ohio, Test Pilot, Test pilot school, US Army Air Corps, Wright Field
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In Search of Chuck Yeager’s Evading Germans 1944
Monday, April 22nd, 2013Tags: Air Force, Army Air Corps, Casteljaloux, Chuck Yeager, Dr. Henri, France, French Underground, Gabriel, Gabriel Lapeyrusse, General Yeager, La Rode, Maquis, Nerac, P-51, parachute, Raoul, Sort, Spain, William Lee Goldin, World War II
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From Chuck Yeager: Working with the Maquis (Shot Down in France Part II)
Saturday, March 23rd, 2013Tags: Air Force, Army Air Corps, bomber, bombs, Chuck Yeager, France, French Underground, General Yeager, Glamorous Glen III, Halifax, Maquis, P-51, Raoul, World War II, Yeager
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Gabriel – head of the Neracais French Maquis
Tuesday, March 19th, 2013Tags: Air Force, Army Air Corps, Chuck Yeager, flying, food market, France, French Underground, Gabriel, Gabriel Lapeyrusse, grave, gravesite, graveyard, Maquis, market, Mayor, Nerac, P-51, Pyrenees, Saturday market, town center, vegetable market, veggie market, Victoria Yeager, village center, World War II, Yeager
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