There was a fallen Korean vet that was After 50 some years through DNA identified and his remains were finally sent home and I didn't know till we had landed that I was on the plane from HNL to DEN it was amazing when we were taking to the gate the announcement then to see cops military color guard and flagged casket coming off the plane when I finally walked off the plane to get a better look out side almost every person from the 777-200 so a ton of people all standing there paying their respects some even crying you could have heard a pin drop
Early morning inside DEN airport a 777 full of people all lined up across the Windows looking out at the ceremony and I mean dead client ...gave me chills and all I can say is proud to be on the plane bring this man home and proud to be a part this great country

Now that he sadly has passed videos like this are priceless and need to do more of them not only for education but for the story and to keep them alive
For ever God bless

R.I.P Ken, one of the few.

This most excellent video prompted me to call a Korean vet I wasn't sure was even around. Guess what, he's still around and I had a good talk with him. One leg, and still taking care of himself at 85. And the SJW Cultural Marxist vermin are continually whining about sh*t.... I guess some of us were born late, but perhaps it's good that we were born to see the past and present such as the real solution to today's stupidity/insanity. God Bless Ken and the others of the Korean era.

What a privilege to listen in on the insights of such a warrior. Respect is all I can say.

Wonder how everyone down at ESE is doing? We don't hear from them much anymore.

Home early today. Hurt my back doing a compressor changout yesterday. Felt good enough this morning to pack up said compressor for shipment back to Trane. I'll never learn, tore my back up again. Ibuprofen and a few days rest I'll be ready to do it again. Weighed in this morning. More good news 195lbs. Up .6 pounds. Batting a 1000 today.

that was fantastic!

@Waveoff. your reply miles below us on the deck is PRECISELY why you are highly respected on ESE. a former Phantom driver, Navy Intel, 202 MPH racer and marrier of a beautiful woman and still you acknowledge others. by all rights you should be a little arrogant. you are the opposite of that. you are a tough AND sensitive leader. bra-fucking-vo to YOU.

Listening to Ken was well worth the price of admission. I hope the closing on D and D's new home goes through like gas through a tin horn. (farmer talk meaning quick and smooth)