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Ted Lumpkin Jr., a Tuskegee Airman, Dies at 100

Soumis il y a 3 ans

Mr. Lumpkin, one of the oldest surviving Tuskegee Airmen, died on Dec. 26 at a hospital in Los Angeles, just a few days before his 101st birthday. He died of complications of Covid-19. (www.nytimes.com) Plus d'info...

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Paul Radley il y a 3 ans 14

What a wonderful sad story. These airmen did such a fantastic job back in the second war war and then totally disrespected afterwards. They need to be remembered and respected!

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Tom Bruce il y a 3 ans 6

all the good ones going... born 1928? joined with parents consent at age 17 in 1945? You'd be 92 now...
Just about the youngest you could be and be a WW2 vet.. not many left... Korea vets next...the me..Viet Vet 1968...age 74

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Dave Mathes il y a 3 ans 5

...fly with the angels my brother...

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franklinokolo il y a 3 ans 3

RIP brother. You're flying with the angels now on cherubic wings.

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Etienne Daniels il y a 3 ans 2

R.I.P. Sir. Respect

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lecompte2 il y a 3 ans 2

RIP brother pilot

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IAOA il y a 3 ans 2

Amazing men. God Bless.

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Charles Linenfelser il y a 3 ans 2

So sad to live so long to be taken by covid. Thanks for your service may you receive your justs rewards by our creator.

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skylab72 il y a 3 ans 1

RIP brother in arms.

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Blake Van il y a 3 ans 1

God's Speed Pilot Buddy..

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Wendy Henderson il y a 3 ans 1

RIP Sir

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Harry Venison il y a 3 ans 1

RIP Ted Lumpkin, you served your country well.

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Florian Badura il y a 3 ans 1

May the Lord Almighty have mercy on him, forgive him his sins, and welcome him into Paradise. Rest in Peace so long after a job well done!!!

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