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Retired World War II navigator Lt. Col. Leonard Erickson

Retired World War II navigator Lt. Col. Leonard Erickson

Retired World War II navigator Lt. Col. Leonard Erickson discusses his military service with 120th Airlift Wing Chaplain, Lt. Col. Arthur McCaffrey, at an assisted living facility in Butte, Mont., March 10, 201... More

De Havilland DH 98 Mosquito at the National Museum

De Havilland DH 98 Mosquito at the National Museum

De Havilland DH 98 Mosquito at the National Museum of the United States Air Force. (U.S. Air Force photo)

Retired World War II navigator Lt. Col. Leonard Erickson

Retired World War II navigator Lt. Col. Leonard Erickson

Retired World War II navigator Lt. Col. Leonard Erickson shares a humorous story during a visit with 120th Airlift Wing Chaplain, Lt. Col. Arthur McCaffrey, at an assisted living facility in Butte, Mont., March... More

Retired World War II navigator Lt. Col. Leonard Erickson

Retired World War II navigator Lt. Col. Leonard Erickson

Retired World War II navigator Lt. Col. Leonard Erickson shows 120th Airlift Wing Chaplain, Lt. Col. Arthur McCaffrey, his silk survival map of Holland, Belgium, France and Germany during a visit to an assisted... More

Retired Lt. Col. Leonard Erickson shares his experience

Retired Lt. Col. Leonard Erickson shares his experience

Retired Lt. Col. Leonard Erickson shares his experience as a World War II United States Army Air Forces navigator with 120th Airlift Wing Chaplain, Lt. Col. Arthur McCaffrey, at an assisted living facility in B... More

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