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Doolittle Raiders Reunion 2002 On April 17-21, 2002, thirteen of the surviving Doolittle Raiders attended their official reunion in Columbia, South Carolina. The official website for the event was: http://www.doolittleraidersreunion.com. I was privileged to attend with my father. We flew in from Texas for the reunion. The events were well attended. Below is a video clip of B-25 7V flown by Mr. David Tallichet Jr. at the 60th Reunion event. It gives you a good idea of what the Raiders aircraft might have looked like to the Japanese. I appologize for the poor quality of the clip, but am compromising quality for speed of play. Click here or on the picture below to download the file
Here are some pictures my father took at the reunion (I was taking video and the only clip of it on the web is above):
The crowds were huge! It was really nice to see that so many people were willing to be present to honor the Raiders. Several B-25s were in attendance including
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This plane wouldn't have been fun to see if you were in a Japanese ship.
