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Tuesday, December 08, 2020

Legendary airman Chuck Yeager dead at 97

Legendary airman Chuck Yeager — the first pilot in history confirmed to break the sound barrier — died Monday, his wife announced. He was 97. 

“It is w/ profound sorrow, I must tell you that my life love General Chuck Yeager passed just before 9pm ET,” Victoria Yeager wrote on her husband’s verified Twitter account. 
-Rurik

7 comments:

  1. RIP Col. Yeager! This is a passing breed of man, and the dying of a golden age of American greatness. Thanks to our liberal politicians who stole our vision of a space age in favor of funding a better future on earth, we now have a generation of stupid bastards that cannot even build a kitchen toaster. Fuck politicians!

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    1. Build a toaster! Hell we have a generation that wonders were the bread went when the toast pops up.

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  2. Truly, a great American. Balls the size of church bells. Don't know how the man could walk with balls like that...

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  3. RIP Gen3eral Yeager. Condolences to Mrs Yeager.

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  4. The ending of a line of greats.

    Look around and please tell me who is their replacements?

    Sure he was a blast to party with back in the test flight days, when you didn’t know if this would be your last ride.

    RIP Sir,

    Cavguy
    LTC, US Cavalry (ret)

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  5. I'm from WV . Chuck Yeager was our only hero. All of our Goverors went to jail when I was young.

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  6. Sadly, he suffered a massive stroke some weeks ago, and never regained consciousness afterwards. I'd been expecting this news for some time.

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