Ernie
Lamson and Rick Holle
Rick's dad was an 82nd glider man on D-Day.
Rick lives just east of Ernie in Hammond, WI |
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Jumpmaster John
joins in as Ernie's tandem jump mate on June 12, 2012 |
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Small World
John's 3rd grade teacher was wife of Ernie's friend |
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Standing In The Door
for the first time since in 68 years. The aircraft is a
twin turbine "Super Otter" |
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Free Falling
at 120 mph from 13,000 feet. Beats jumping at 300 feet! |
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Terrific Tandem Team
Ernie enjoys the view over Minneapolis |
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All Grins
Ernie relishes the experience, quite a fete for this 90-year old
gentleman!!
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What A Jerk ...
when the parachute opens, that is! |
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The DZ
green fields at Skydive Twin Cities, Baldwin, WI are reminiscent
of the Nijmegen area |
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Terra Firma
again. Misty look is condensation formed when cameraman landed,
and maybe a little from Ernie's eyes |