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Two Air Force Pilots, Major Howard V. Andre Jr. and Major James E. Sizemore, were recently buried at Arlington National Cemetery and were honored with a flyover by civilian pilots. The Air Force pilots were Killed In Action over Laos during the Vietnam War and their remains were only recently discovered and returned for proper burial at Arlington. This Flight of Honor was truly awesome for the other pilots to plan and conduct it.
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I would have liked to have been able to thank them for their sacrifice for our country. I know that is awkwardly worded, but I really appreciate our military.
 
That was an Awesome report by reporter Jay Cork? or Court. What was the date of this happening, I did not see any time stamp on the video.The Honor Guard from the Air Force was very good and the Volunteer Pilots with their aircraft really gave an Honorable tribute to two of our fallen warriors. CMsgt USAF ret. gobble
 
I was in the Army and in Vietnam 65-66. The Air Force saved our butt more than once. Lot of good Men and Women lost. RIP And I thank you.
 
Thank you for this posting - -it was a beautiful honor the pilots did.

And, thanks to those that gave their all, then and still ongoing, even though our media does not feel they are newsworthy.

Lastly, don"t forget to properly THANK those who have cut our Military, even to point that honor fly-overs can"t be afforded, in this fall"s elections! GET OUT and VOTE!!
 
May those two brave men rest in peace!!!!

I have warm feelings in my heart for the men and women of the Air Force and Army Air Corp. They saved my bacon many times. We tried to return the favor when ever we could. If we heard of a plane down anywhere near where we where we beat feet trying to get there.

The people that decided that cutting the funding for the fly over should be tared and feathered. I would Love to know who actually made the decision. Not the fellow at the lower end that will get blamed but the person with some rank they decided this was what to do.
 
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