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A Japanese soldier is about to make history at Marine Corps Air Station New River on this week's Corps Report. | U.S. Marine Corps

🎥: VMFA-542 F-35Bs conduct flight operations at Marine Corps Air Station Cherry Point, North Carolina. | F-35 Lightning II Joint Program Office

On Apr. 24, 1988 at Marine Corps Air Station (MCAS) El Toro during air show, Marine Corps pilot Col. Jerry Cadick crashed while performing one of his maneuvers. Col Cadick incredibly survived a 75G force impact with serious injuries to his entire body. He made the comment after the crash, “The only thing I didn’t break was my earlobes”. Col Cadick was medically retired from the Marines and eventually learned to walk again and eventually fly. Unfortunately Col Jerry Cadick passed away in 2015 at

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2K views · 37 reactions | VIDEO F/A-18 jet crashed at the El Toro Air Show, California after performing a loop too close to the ground. Pilot survived. (24-APR-1988). | Air Disasters | Facebook

Then Lieutenant Colonel Frank E. Petersen, describes a racial incident that occurred in 1953 at the El Toro Marine Corps Air Station. He then describes joining VMF-212, a Marine squadron flying combat missions in the Korean War. | Marine Corps Association

5.1K views · 228 reactions | Capt. Anneliese Satz just became the Marine Corps' first female F-35B fighter pilot after spending 4 years training at the Marine Corps Air Station in Beaufort. The 29-year-old Marine will now join the Japan-based Marine Fighter Attack Squadron 121. | The Island Packet | Facebook