Ike Newberry Jr., an Air Force jet fighter pilot from the Korean War era, shares his story of military service and pilot training. He reflects on how his time flying combat missions shaped his life and the choices he made afterward.
My name is Ike Newberry Jr. And I served in the Air Force in the 50s during the time I went in just as the Korean War was ending and went right out of college because I was the everybody was being drafted. So I joined the Air Force with the intentions of going through pilot training. And that's what I did. Went straight into the Air Force, almost went straight into pilot training. And then for four years I was constantly a jet fighter pilot to go all my life with perfect eyesight and all of a sudden realize that I can't drive a regular automobile anymore in the roads or nothing like that. But I have pasture all around me that this vehicle is ideal. And the fact that it's Sorrelberg honor to and so service related made it even more special. I'll always look at it as being something that I guess between John Deere and United States Air Force picked me up a little bit.
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