Breaking Barriers: General Chuck Yeager (Episode 9)

In October of 1947 Myra, West Virginia native Charles Elwood Yeager became the first man to fly faster than the speed of sound. But, before his historic flight, Yeager had already established himself as an American hero for his skills as a fighter pilot in World War II. On this episode of Record West Virginia, we explore the life and legacy of one of the most influential men in the history of aviation - Chuck Yeager.

[@AppalachianOddity]

Excellent presentation! What a legacy! Rest In Peace.

[@joerobertson3477]

Really enjoyed Thanks Record West Virginia

[@RecordWestVirginia]

Our pleasure!

[@nicolenapier8952]

This was so interesting! Thanks Record West Virginia!!! I really enjoyed watching this 😊

[@RecordWestVirginia]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@CodyCheyenneNapier]

It was an honor to narrate this mans legacy.

[@RecordWestVirginia]

You knocked it out of the park!

[@ethannapier2316]

Can’t even imagine being at war. It’s pretty amazing how much humans can endure.

[@RecordWestVirginia]

Especially in this time period of war.