Inside Plane JFK Body Returned On/ L. JOHNSON Swearing In! 10 PRESIDENTIAL PLANES! - USAF Museum

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The creator visits the National Museum of the United States Air Force in Dayton, Ohio, to explore its extensive collection of aviation history. The tour begins with an overview of the museum's scale and its connection to the Wright brothers, who operated a bicycle shop in the local area. The creator navigates through four hangars, viewing various exhibits including flight training mishaps, British female pilot displays, and World War II aircraft like the Memphis Belle. A significant portion of the video is dedicated to the presidential gallery. The creator provides detailed looks inside several historic aircraft, including FDR's Sacred Cow, Harry Truman's Independence, and the Boeing VC137C used by John F. Kennedy. The video highlights the historical significance of the Kennedy plane, noting it was the aircraft used to transport the president's body back to Washington and where Lyndon B. Johnson was sworn in. The tour concludes with an examination of aircraft used by Dwight D. Eisenhower, such as the Coline 3, and a final recommendation for viewers to visit the museum in person.
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This is it. Air Force One after John Kennedy was shot in Dallas that fateful day by some believe multiple shooters, some believe Lee Harvey Oswald, his body was brought back on this plane and the pilot refused to put the body and gasket in cargo.
So, at the request of John Kennedy, they put a new paint scheme that was developed by Jackie Kennedy, in addition to the vibrant blue and white colors, the words United States of America were emlazed in tall letters along a few salage with an American flag placed on the tail.
I don't care who you are. It's a pretty amazing experience to see Air Force One.
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