On Apr. 24, 1988 at Marine Corps Air Station (MCAS) El Toro during air show, Marine Corps pilot Col. Jerry Cadick crashed while performing one of his maneuvers. Col Cadick incredibly survived a 75G force impact with serious injuries to his entire body. He made the comment after the crash, “The only thing I didn’t break was my earlobes”. Col Cadick was medically retired from the Marines and eventually learned to walk again and eventually fly. Unfortunately Col Jerry Cadick passed away in 2015 at

Welcome to Warbird Wednesday! Today, Fred walks us through the history of the Learjet 24 and its warbird lineage. The museum's Learjet N464CL spent a lot of time in Palm Springs, and in addition to its many film appearances, it also holds the world record for flight time from Los Angeles to San Francisco. This episode is full of Fred's fun facts you won't want to miss. Enjoy the video, and as always, thanks for watching! Purchase the Top Gun T-shirt here bit.ly/TopGunTshirt | Palm Springs Air Mu

17K views · 1K reactions | The Lear is now here! Our Learjet 24A arrived this afternoon and will be on view for the rest of the weekend. After that it will be in conservation until we put it on permanent display sometime in the future. #learjet #claylacy #avgeeks #bizjet | The Museum of Flight | Facebook

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