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Clear Skies Ahead
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My grandfather was an Air Force helicopter pilot in the Vietnam War, flying the Sikorsky MH-53 Pave Low—more commonly known as the “Super Jolly Green Giant.” He would pick up wounded soldiers and transport them to medical bases, which routinely put him in dangerous situations.
My brothers and I used to sit around his chair and listen to him tell stories about flying, and loved hearing him talk about the logistics of flying helicopters.
25 July, 2012