Chuck Yeager on Twitter: "March 26, 1948, 71 yrs ago today: Someone had to do it.… "

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WWII Fighter Ace,1st person to break the sound barrier, Fighter pilot, like huntin', fishin', 1st to fly faster than Mach 2, author, http://www.chuckyeager.com ;

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1. Ed McCloskey‏ @AirWaterSnow 26 Mar 2019
  Replying to @GenChuckYeager
  
  why not 72,000 feet :-)
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1. Steve Gray‏ @thatstevegray 26 Mar 2019
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  Yeah, but would someone else have done it with such style and class! Bravo sir!
  
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1. War Machine‏ @OneMoreBrian 26 Mar 2019
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  How much of "The Right Stuff" film is accurate about your flight? #TheRightStuff
  
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1. Marc Volz‏ @VolzMarc 26 Mar 2019
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  I’ve been to D.C. and have seen the aircraft. I was surprised that it’s so small. @GenChuckYeager helmet he used on that flight is in another Smithsonian Museum. All free, no charge...
  
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1. Paul Faber‏ @PaulFaber 26 Mar 2019
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  Thank you for your service sir!
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1. Anthony ‏ @Tone1988 26 Mar 2019
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  Sir, you are an American Hero and great role model. Can’t wait to teach my kids about you and the many other greats in American history.
  
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1. James H. Dargie‏ @JHDargie 26 Mar 2019
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  Nerves of steel. Still the best!
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1. William C-Kalich‏ @billkalich 26 Mar 2019
  Replying to @GenChuckYeager
  
  At 71,900 feet, what was the environment like in the cockpit? I imagine it must’ve been pressurized to some extent, but it must’ve been cold as all get out.
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1. ‏ @CalFreedomMom 26 Mar 2019
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  Amazing feats. Thank you for your service to America and to aviation.
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1. R Don Olden‏ @rdolden 26 Mar 2019
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  Yeager: Someone SPECIAL had to do it. Not just someone.
  
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