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Description
English: Nathan Hale, 1913
Bela Lyon Pratt (1867-1917, B.F.A. 1899) Location: Old Campus
An idealized bronze statue honors the heroism of Yale College graduate Nathan Hale (1755-1776; B.A. 1773, M.A. 1776), a young schoolteacher captured and executed by the British during the American Revolution. Hale’s youth and defiant last words, inscribed on the statue’s base, made him a national hero, and his legend remained powerful over a century after his death when alumni donated this monument. Unable to afford the renowned Gilded Age sculptor Augustus Saint-Gaudens, they commissioned the piece from his former assistant, Bela Pratt, who had studied at the Yale School of the Fine Arts under John Ferguson Weir. Combining dignity and beauty with a traditional martyr pose, Pratt’s statue stands beside Connecticut Hall, where Hale lived as a student.
A gift to Yale College by graduates and friends, 1914
official story
Here’s Why You Might’ve Heard Extremely Loud Fighter Jets Over DC Friday Morning
The flyover was celebrating the unveiling of the National World War I Memorial.
Written by Daniella Byck
| Published on April 16, 2021
Perhaps you too were shocked by the booming sound of jets flying over DC around 11:10 AM Friday morning. The planes were participating in a flyover during a ceremony commemorating the opening of the National World War I Memorial in Pershing Park.
The pilots performing the fly-by through northwest DC aremembers of the 94th Fighter Squadron, a unit recognized for their success during WWI. Joe Lowry, who serves as the House of Representatives’ director of emergency preparedness, tweeted that the two planes were F-22 Raptors.
Heads up for those in DC along the Mall later today. At 11:10AM, two F-22 Raptors will conduct a flyover for the dedication of the new World War I Memorial in the area of 14th Street (Freedom Plaza/Pershing Park). Free airshow! @HelicoptersofDC pic.twitter.com/znJQqmJiJf
— Joe Lowry (@PreparednessJoe) April 16, 2021
Twitter had a lot to say about the sudden, surprising noise. Even White House press secretary Jen Psaki interrupted her briefing to remark on it.
Well, that was discombobulating.#JetsScrambled
— Dacha DC (@DachaDC) April 16, 2021
was that the aliens
— Brittany Shepherd (@brittanys) April 16, 2021
Fun to live in DC where suddenly random planes fly right over the buildings with no warning and you get to turn to Twitter to find out if it’s for a memorial or you’re all about to die!!!
— Nick Morrow (@NRMorrow) April 16, 2021
"Wow, there is a plane right overhead." — WH Press Sec. Jen Psaki interrupted during today's daily briefing. pic.twitter.com/UDxCur54ip
— The Recount (@therecount) April 16, 2021
random DC flyover thing reminds me of one of my last favorite memories there, when they had a procession of WWII-era planes fly over the mall in the middle of a workday. that was a fun day!
— Tim Murphy (@timothypmurphy) April 16, 2021
of course
94th fighter squadron tail code is FF
Overview
The 94 Fighter Squadron (94 FS) is tasked to provide air superiority for the United States and allied forces by engaging and destroying enemy forces, equipment, defenses or installations for global deployment as part of the 1st Fighter Wing.
The squadron flies one of today's most advanced air dominance fighters, the F-22A Raptor, being the USAF's second operational F-22 squadron in 2006. 94 FS aircraft, like other aircraft from the 1st Fighter Wing, have the tail code "FF".
94th Fighter Squadron
Army unit
The 94th Fighter Squadron is a unit of the United States Air Force 1st Operations Group located at Joint Base Langley–Eustis, Virginia. The 94th is equipped with the F-22 Raptor. Wikipedia
Tail Code: "FF"
Notable commanders: Paul V. Hester; Earle E. Partridge; Eddie Rickenbacker; Ennis Whitehead
Nickname(s): "Hat in the Ring"
Battle honours: French Fourragere (World War I)
Active: 1917–1945; 1946–present
On 14 April, Lt. Douglas Campbell and Lt. Alan Winslow downed two German aircraft. These were the first victories ever scored by an American unit. No 94th pilot achieved more aerial victories than 1st Lt. Edward V. "Eddie" Rickenbacker, who was named America's "Ace of Aces" during the war. In his Nieuport 28 and later his SPAD S.XIII, Rickenbacker was credited with 26 of the squadron's 70 kills during World War I. By the end of hostilities, the 94th had won battle honors for participation in 11 major engagements and was awarded the Croix de Guerre with Palm.
>April Showers
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>Here’s Why You Might’ve Heard Extremely Loud Fighter Jets Over DC Friday Morning
>of course
>94th fighter squadron tail code isFF
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Mar 30 Timestamp 09:17
From and including: Tuesday, March 30, 2021
To, but not including Friday, April 16, 2021
Result: 17 days