Video: CFS3 PTO Solomon Islands Mission Doolittle Raid

[flyer01]

CFS3 PTO Solomon Islands Mission Doolittle Raid

This video has special meaning for me. I was working on putting the film together when I got a call from my brother. He has been no the Heart transplant list. I got news this morning that he past away this morning. Brad L. Barrett 1957-2010.
flyer01

[HouseHobbit]

I am very Sorry to hear of your loss..
I shall hold you and your family in my prayers..
God Bless and care for you..

[flyer01]

I am very Sorry to hear of your loss..
I shall hold you and your family in my prayers..
God Bless and care for you..

Thank You Owen.

[Murray Cod]

Please accept my commiserations for your family's loss. Hopefully having your hard times shared by those in your virtual world here, and your real world makes it easier for you

MC

[Phenozo]

When words fail us, a moment of silence is requested

Your brother has gone, to where no man is bested

Alive in your heart, in everclear skies

Though one sun has set, still another will rise

So friend, please know, we share in your pain

In everyone's life, must sometimes fall rain

We look forward to see, your happiness renew

And when silence fails us, tears are ok too

[remcoc]

Hi Flyer,

Thank you for another video!

I'am very sorry to hear about your brother. You'll be both in my thoughts today.
I wish you strength in the coming days!

RemcoC

[flyer01]

Thank You very much for all your kind words. It helps more then you realize. Brad was my older Brother and I look up to him alot.
Thank You very much.

Mike

[richcreator]

Flyer,
I can empathise with you. Just now happened on your thread. My brother and I joined the Air Cadets program in 1954 together. I got my discharge as soon as I possibly could (1962) because the military wasn't my bag. My brother retired a Major after 23 years and 2 tours in Nam and died of a stroke at the young age of 62. I constantly relive the times when I was at Andrews and he was with SAC in Maine and would fly simulated missions over D.C. in a B-47 and we would scramble our F84's and on Armed Forces day I watched him refuel over head in a B-52. He donated many items to the MAAM. But life must go on to prove how strong we are.
Best wishes,
Rich

[Led Zeppelin]

I don't know the words in English for such sad circumstances.

Take care