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Today in History – July 15, 1967 – T.H. Herndon ejects from F-100D #563275

15 July 1967 – T.H. Herndon was flying F-100D #563275. Enroute to a target of 150 Vietcong in a treeline, he was hit by 57mm AAA during a climb. He ejected and was recovered by USAF Helo. Herndon was serving with the 531st TFS out of Bien Hoa AB.

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Stallings, Herbert D.

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Herbert Dalton Stallings, Jr.

Preferred Name: Herbert
Nickname/Call Sign: H.D.
Highest Military Grade: 0-6 – Colonel
Hometown: Indianapolis, IN
Headed West Date: January 9, 2009
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H.D. Stallings was a pilot in WWII, Korea and Vietnam. He was reknown for his studies in weightlessness.

Units Assigned

  • 453 Bombardment Squadron, WWII
  • Korea
  • 6/1964 522nd Special Operations Squadron/205th Fighter Wing, Commander, Clark AB, Philippines (F-100)
  • Vietnam

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Distinguished Flying Cross
Distinguished Flying Cross
Air Medal
Air Medal with 5 Oak Leaf Clusters

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