Description
Her A-10 was shot over Bagdad. Was she able to fly it back to base with the primary systems destroyed?
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On April 7, 2003 Kim Campbell’s A-10 was shot over Baghdad while providing close air support. With her primary flight systems out of commission she had some choices to make, and fast. Hear her story, and why the National Air and Space Museum is telling it as part of the Modern Military Gallery.
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🎥Credits🎞️
Featuring
Kim “KC” Campbell
Mike Hankins
Production Team
Paul Griffith
Ashley Dabbraccio
Beth Wilson
Marty Kelsey
Loren Friesen
Special Thanks
Erika Novak
Beth Crownover
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00:00 Introduction
00:40 Shot Over Baghdad
01:19 Eject or Not?
01:47 Artifact Donation
02:08 Tail Flash
02:19 Gear
03:20 Sharing Her Story
03:30 Why We Tell This Story