WWII Pilot Gets Wish for Final B-24 Flight

[sandras2211]

boo german's!

[londonderryNH]

Bernerd Harding, a World War II pilot from New Hampshire who went on a mission in early September to find his buried pilot's wings in Germany 65 years after his B-24 bomber was shot down, passed away today Tuesday, November 2nd 2009 at age 90.

Godspeed Captain Harding, thank you for your service to our country.

[katey1dog]

There are many flyable B-24s.

[biggerflexible]

What does flyable have to do with flying??

[katey1dog]

The reporter said that it was the last B-24 flying.

There are a dozen or more flying.

[biggerflexible]

Prove it.

[katey1dog]

Commerative Air Force

Collings Foundation

Yankee Air Museum

[tradersltd]

The CAF have an LB-30, a cargo version with different engines, not a B-24. It can not go to high altitude because it does not have turbo chargers and it does not have bomb bay doors. The only other flyable B-24 is owned by Kermit Weeks in Florida and does not fly. The witchcraft is the only flying B-24 in the world.

[motorbreath1983]

Much respect for this man.

[MaladaptiveCatalyst]

00:54 he makes a poignant statement

[kilrbe3]

Thank you Mr. Harding!

[88nicetat]

Amazing.

[2bRealist]

Congratulations Mr. Harding. Thank you for your service to our country and helping to insure out freedoms that we all enjoy.

[sonicshadowfreak]

Dumbass

[bulldri9]

you are so obviously lonely

[JoeOnTheRoad]

Wow, to bad he didn't find his original wings but I thank him for his service!

-Joe

[bonezz66666]

GTFO You stupid fucking 12 year old.