> Pete Hegseth's Dept. of War has a sad about first female Thunderbird pilot

Typical closeted bagger behavior.

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A woman learned to fly a jet !

Heather "Lucky" Penney, then a rookie Air Force Lieutenant in the D.C. Air National Guard, was one of two fighter pilots scrambled to intercept hijacked United Airlines Flight 93 on 9/11. Tasked by the White House to protect Washington, D.C., she flew an unarmed F-16 on a suicide mission with the intent of ramming the hijacked plane.

What have you done?

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Heather "Lucky" Penney, then a rookie Air Force Lieutenant in the D.C. Air National Guard, was one of two fighter pilots scrambled to intercept hijacked United Airlines Flight 93 on 9/11. Tasked by the White House to protect Washington, D.C., she flew an unarmed F-16 on a suicide mission with the intent of ramming the hijacked plane.

What have you done?

You mean she just happened to already be in the air flying near where something bad happened?

She was unarmed and didnt prevent anything but she (may have) suicided to prevent something that didnt happen?

That makes her special and unique!

She needs more websites dedicated to the things she didnt prevent that almost, might have happened !