They'll Receive Millions From C-23 Makers, Modifiers
The families of five Virginia National Guardsmen killed when
their C-23 Sherpa went down in rural Georgia south of Macon in 2001
have settled with the manufacturer for millions. Suits filed by the
families of the three flight crew members on board have not been
settled. They are among 16 federal suits still pending in the
case.
Civil Air Patrol members are heeding the call to help millions
of families in South Asia and Eastern Africa, victims of the Dec.
26 tsunami that killed more than 150,000 people and destroyed
countless homes and businesses.
What Can YOU Find In 80 Years Of Potentially Declassifiable
Secrets?
A while ago, we told you that The Memory Hole was publishing an
index to the classified and restricted documents that are held by
the Air Force Historical Research Agency at the Air University at
Maxwell AFB. The entire index is now online as promised, in
seven .zip files.
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