Lt. George Frank “Frankie” Wilson is an American hero.
In his final moments on July 8, 1944, Lt. Wilson went above and beyond the call of duty.
Piloting his B-17 above Nazi-occupied France, two minutes away from a bomb drop to destroy a German arsenal of V-1 rockets, his aircraft sustained heavy damage and Lt. Wilson was critically injured.
Finding that one of his crew members had lost his parachute, Lt. Wilson gave him his own, and told him to jump.
After keeping the aircraft steady long enough to ensure that all 8 members of his crew could bail out, he skillfully steered the plane, still full of bombs, away from a small French village.
No one knew where Lt. Wilson was until July 8th, 2018, when his remains were found.
Today, on July 8th, 2025, Lt. Wilson was returned to rest in Bountiful, Utah.
81 years to the day.
Welcome home, sir.
According to #trump's
Collection of assholes, an out of
Work 60 year old on Medicaid should pick up stakes and work as a migrant picker hundreds of miles from home.
Fucking brilliant #Medicaid
@StephenMoore Hey Stevie. Those are really high populated states. Nobody lives in West Virginia or Alabama. A lot of the exodus has to do with baby boomers retiring to cheaper states to live. I mean...cmon. You know basic economics, right?