WWII veterans go for ride in restored 1940s biplane
<p>Some of New Jersey’s surviving World War II veterans were invited to fly in a restored 1940s biplane Tuesday.</p>
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Aug 8, 2017, 9:53 PM
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Some of New Jersey’s surviving World War II veterans were invited to fly in a restored 1940s biplane Tuesday.
The program, put on by the Ageless Aviation Dreams Foundation, allowed the veterans to sit in the cockpit of the plane with a pilot who flew them around Sussex County.
“I enjoyed the landscape – open fields, the trees, everything’s green,” said veteran Larry Spulick. “I enjoyed it very much.”
The veterans all enjoyed a barbecue lunch after the flights.
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