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A ton of context is missing from this.

Great to hear it from witness. As radar tech in that career field (1980-2000) I was always very interested in the story. Thanks

The site was only about 20 miles from North Viet Nam. Very exposed.

Nifty

Excellent !

Jacques Bullard was french "par le sang versé" he was a volunteer in French foreign Legion in 1914 and wounded in action in 1916... In French Foreign Legion any soldier who is wounded during a battle for France can immediately apply to be a French citizen under a provision known as "Français par le sang versé" ("French by spilled blood"). In 1916 he was a French citizen ... After recovering, he volunteered on October 2, 1916, for the French Air Service (French: Aéronautique Militaire) as an air gunner. He was accepted and underwent training at the Aerial Gunnery School in Cazaux, Gironde. Following this, he went through his initial flight training at Châteauroux and Avord, and received pilot's license number 6950 from the Aéro-Club de France on May 5, 1917. Bullard received 14 decorations and medals from the government of France. In 1954, the French government invited Bullard to Paris to be one of the three men chosen to rekindle the everlasting flame at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier under the Arc de Triomphe. In 1959, he was made a Chevalier (Knight) of the Légion d'honneur by General Charles de Gaulle, who called Bullard a "véritable héros français" ("true French hero"). He also was awarded the Médaille militaire, another high military distinction. Bullard est un de mes compatriotes et j'en suis très fier en temps que Français.

Legends never die

Amazing Man and Spiritually gifted. Papa Robinson we love you forever! RQS 4 Life!

It is pronounced Care-oh, the town I live in now. His image and a bit of his story is emblazoned on the side of my local American Legion Hall, just a few blocks from where I live and where he grew up! Kind of cool to have a local hero.

Then- Captains Panza and Cayler were true heroes in rescuing the surviving technicians from that mountain, as were the Air America crews.

Awesome Tim, thanks!

What an outstanding Airman. Thank you to the folks at the AFEHH for preserving and keeping the rich tradition fresh in our minds.

Yes, i'm aware that captain robinson is not the owner of this channel, but thats what i have to say to him if he's listening.

I just sat through your story with us at the Airey NCO academy class 22-4. Thank you for sharing with us sir and thank you for your service and all of your sacrifices you have made!

Hi Bill... hoping everything is fine at the Bar-Nothing .... remembering time at the 33rd CRS ..." what are they going to do to us? send us to jail? I've already been there so I'll show you the ropes. ... : God Bless ... Don Shannon Capt. USAF Ret.

Thank you, Bill. GBU!

Thank you for your service Sir, SMSgt (ret)

Thank you for the story, I enjoyed it very much.