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English: Monument in Upper Heyford cemetery, Oxfordshire, England. The village held an act of commemoration for Capt. Jerry Lindh, 55th Fighter Squadron F-111E pilot, and Maj. David “Mike” McGuire, 55th FS F-111E navigator, who died September 17, 1992, when they chose to fly their crippled F-111E away from the villages of Upper Heyford and North Aston instead of ejecting. |
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| Source | Village remembers, honors bravery of Airmen |
| Author | U.S. Air Force photo by Master Sgt. John Barton |
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