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Lt. Col. Dave Thompson stands with Maj Geoffrey Billingsley

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Lt. Col. Dave Thompson stands with Maj Geoffrey Billingsley under the B-2 "Spirit of Ohio," June 27. Thompson just completed 1,000 flying hours in the B-2 and Billingsley had achieved this mark just two weeks prior on June 13. Only 31 pilots have ever reached 1000 B-2 hours, and just thirteen still actively fly the B-2 Stealth Bomber. Seven of these elite pilots are 131st Bomb Wing Missouri Air National Guard members at Whiteman Air Force Base: Lt. Col. Rhett Binger, Lt. Col. Mike Pyburn, Lt. Col. Dave Thompson, Maj. Jared Kennish, Maj. John Avery, Maj. Geoffrey Billingsley, and Lt. Col. Mike Means, who has over 1500 B-2 flying hours. (National Guard Photo by Senior Master Sgt. Mary-Dale Amison. RELEASED).

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