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EPISODE · Feb 16, 2025 · 36 MIN

From Cheerleader and Naval Aviator to Apollo 11 Recovery: The Life and Times of Carol Bains

from Joe Flanagan's Hampton Roads · host Joe Flanagan

Welcome to another captivating episode of Joe Flanagan's Hampton Roads Podcasts, where we delve into the fascinating life of Carol Bains, a decorated naval aviator with an awe-inspiring journey through history. In this episode, host Joe Flanagan sits down with Carol Bains, who shares his incredible story from his early inspirations in Texas to serving in the Vietnam War and his remarkable experience being part of the Apollo 11 recovery team. Carol recounts how his uncle's aviation career sparked his own interest in flying, leading him to an illustrious career in naval aviation. He takes us through his time flying missions in Vietnam, dealing with the harsh realities of combat, and the trials and tribulations faced by his family during World War II. One of the highlights of this episode is Carol's detailed account of his involvement in the Apollo 11 mission, where he played a crucial role in the recovery of the first astronauts to land on the moon. From navigating unexpected storms to witnessing the historic splashdown, Carol's story is filled with thrilling moments and patriotic pride. Join us for an enthralling conversation filled with historical insights, personal anecdotes, and a deep appreciation for the brave individuals who serve their country. You won't want to miss this journey through the life of Carol Bains on Joe Flanagan's Hampton Roads—let's dive in! Email me: [email protected]

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