[RC one]

How fitting that on the 71st anniversary of the Doolittle raids, American patriots celebrate a small but significant and extremely meaningful victory over Barack Obama. I just thought that was poetic and thought I would share it. God bless the Doolittle raiders, all of our WW2 vets, and the Americans who, once again, drew a line in the dirt and defended it against tyranny yesterday.

[ansel12]

When the U.S Army ran their air forces.

[ansel12]

When the U.S Army ran their air forces.

[JRandomFreeper]

Doolittle had big brass clankers. God bless the men that fly and fight. He was first off the deck, with the shortest run. Clankers.

GO ARMY AIR CORPS!

And yes, I argue for rolling AF back under Sec Army. As a former zoomie.

/johnny

[diverteach]

I was honored to see whats left of the Doolittle Raiders fly overhead yesterday.

http://www.nwfdailynews.com/military/top-story/doolittle-raiders-recount-mission-video-gallery-1.129040?tc=cr

The sound coming from the 4 B-25’s flying over was an incredible throwback in tiime. Having lived around Naval and Air Force bases and the sound of freedom coming from modern jets, their predecessors sound was just as awesome.

BTW, If you can get to Destin, Fl by Saturday they are giving rides in thiose B-25’s for $425

[Art in Idaho]

. . American patriots celebrate a small but significant and extremely meaningful victory over Barack Obama. .

Thanks for posting and well said. I never thought I would live to see us fighting a domestic enemy President. . but here we are. .

Fight for Freedom. . We are all Oathkeepers now. .

[VeniVidiVici]

I was fortunate to be able to talk to General Doolittle for about an hour at his home in Carmel, CA in 1985. A very extraordinary man.

He had this picture hanging up in his home of Ronald Reagan and Barry Goldwater pinning his fourth star that same year.