This week on the World of Aviation we look back at the life of Captain Randy Sohn.  Randy passed away on April 1st due to complications from Covid-19. Captain Sohn had a brilliant aviation career, flying with the U.S. Air Force, Central Airlines, Republic Airlines and Northwest Airlines. He has been inducted into the EAA-Warbirds Hall of Fame and the Commemorative Air Force Hall of fame. Join us Sunday mornings at 10:05 for the World of Aviation on AM 1280 THE PATRIOT.

 

This week on the World of Aviation we look back at the life of Captain Randy Sohn.&nbsp; Randy passed away on April 1st due to complications from Covid-19. Captain Sohn had a brilliant aviation career, flying with the U.S. Air Force, Central Airlines, Republic Airlines and Northwest Airlines. He has been inducted into the EAA-Warbirds Hall of Fame and the Commemorative Air Force Hall of fame. Join us Sunday mornings at 10:05 for the World of Aviation on AM 1280 THE PATRIOT.
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04/19/20 Randy Sohn

Sunday morning (1-11-26) onThe World of Aviation Al Malmberg will visit with Tim Pearson.  On December 15th Tim had the aviation community abuzz when he took a 500-mile jaunt over the skies of three states drawing out a manger scene.  Those who pay attention to flight Aware were amazed when the manger scene, complete with Joseph, Mary and the manger appeared.on their  computer screens.  What type of plane was he flying?  What went into planning this?  Those are just a few of the questions that will be delved into on The World of Aviation, Sunday morning at 10:05 (ct) on AM-1280-The Patriot.If you're outside the Twin Cities you can stream the program via www.am1280thepatriot.comIf you can't listen "live" the podcast will be available at www.thunderbirdaviation.com

Sunday morning (1-11-26) onThe World of Aviation Al Malmberg will visit with Tim Pearson.&nbsp; On December 15th Tim had the aviation community abuzz when he took a 500-mile jaunt over the skies of three states drawing out a manger scene.&nbsp; Those who pay attention to flight Aware were amazed when the manger scene, complete with Joseph, Mary and the manger appeared.on their&nbsp; computer screens.&nbsp; What type of plane was he flying?&nbsp; What went into planning this?&nbsp; Those are just a few of the questions that will be delved&nbsp;into on The World of Aviation, Sunday morning at 10:05 (ct) on AM-1280-The Patriot.If you're&nbsp;outside the Twin Cities you can stream the program via&nbsp;<a href="http://www.am1280thepatriot.com/" data-auth="NotApplicable" data-linkindex="0" data-ogsc="">www.am1280thepatriot.com</a>If you can't listen "live" the podcast will be available at&nbsp;<a href="http://www.thunderbirdaviation.com/" data-auth="NotApplicable" data-linkindex="1" data-ogsc="">www.thunderbirdaviation.com</a>

The World of Aviation Hosted by Al Malmberg With Guest Tim Pearson

On the World of Aviation with Al talks with Dave Mattsson. This episode of The World of Aviation introduces a discussion about a tragic Cold War–era aviation accident: the crash of a B-52 Stratofortress into the Kahl family farmhouse in Inver Grove Heights, Minnesota, on September 16, 1958. Host Al Malmberg interviews aviation historian David Mattsson, who has extensively researched the event. Mattsson explains how his hands-on work with historic military parachute and aviation life-support equipment led him to aviation history, especially within the warbird community. His interest in the 1958 B-52 crash grew from long-standing rumors and conflicting accounts, until he uncovered firsthand connections through a colleague whose neighbor was Loren Kahl—the teenage survivor who lived on the farm when the bomber crashed.

On the World of Aviation with Al talks with Dave Mattsson. This episode of&nbsp;The World of Aviation introduces a discussion about a tragic Cold War&ndash;era aviation accident: the crash of a B-52 Stratofortress into the Kahl family farmhouse in Inver Grove Heights, Minnesota, on September 16, 1958. Host Al Malmberg interviews aviation historian David Mattsson, who has extensively researched the event. Mattsson explains how his hands-on work with historic military parachute and aviation life-support equipment led him to aviation history, especially within the warbird community. His interest in the 1958 B-52 crash grew from long-standing rumors and conflicting accounts, until he uncovered firsthand connections through a colleague whose neighbor was Loren Kahl&mdash;the teenage survivor who lived on the farm when the bomber crashed.

1.4.26 with Dave Mattsson

Al Malmberg welcomes back Lt. Col. Tom Fitzhenry of the Minnesota Wing of the Civil Air Patrol.  On December first the CAP celebrated their 84th anniversary.  It was established just weeks before the attack on Pearl Harbor to  mobilize civilian pilots for national defense, evolving into an official U.S. Air Force Auxiliary.  Today, the CAP does so much more. Tom and Al  delve into all they do in serving their local communities.

Al Malmberg welcomes back Lt. Col. Tom Fitzhenry of the Minnesota Wing of the Civil Air Patrol. &nbsp;On December first the CAP celebrated their 84th anniversary. &nbsp;It was established just weeks before the attack on Pearl Harbor to &nbsp;mobilize civilian pilots for national defense, evolving into an official U.S. Air Force Auxiliary. &nbsp;Today, the CAP does so much more. Tom and Al &nbsp;delve into all they do in serving their local communities.

04/19/20 Randy Sohn

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