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Candy Bomber Plane. Air force transport pilot gail halvorsen made a heartfelt decision that became the public relations coup of the cold war. How did the candy bomber drop the candy to the kids? Halvorsen — known as the candy bomber for his candy airdrops during the berlin airlift after. Pilot gail halvorsen, born in salt lake city, utah, on this day in 1920, brought a sweet note to operation vittles, the united states military. Halvorsen, known all over the world as the berlin candy bomber served as a catalyst for what came to be known as “operation little. By the end of the berlin airlift in september 1949, american pilots had dropped 250,000 parachutes and 23 tons of candy. Inspired by the planes flying overhead, he rashly promised them that he would drop them more candy—the next day! Military pilot known as the “candy bomber” who, during the cold war, dropped sweets from his plane to german children in west berlin, passed away on february 16 at.

Halvorsen, known all over the world as the berlin candy bomber served as a catalyst for what came to be known as “operation little. How did the candy bomber drop the candy to the kids? By the end of the berlin airlift in september 1949, american pilots had dropped 250,000 parachutes and 23 tons of candy. Halvorsen — known as the candy bomber for his candy airdrops during the berlin airlift after. Military pilot known as the “candy bomber” who, during the cold war, dropped sweets from his plane to german children in west berlin, passed away on february 16 at. Air force transport pilot gail halvorsen made a heartfelt decision that became the public relations coup of the cold war. Pilot gail halvorsen, born in salt lake city, utah, on this day in 1920, brought a sweet note to operation vittles, the united states military. Inspired by the planes flying overhead, he rashly promised them that he would drop them more candy—the next day!

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Candy Bomber Plane Pilot gail halvorsen, born in salt lake city, utah, on this day in 1920, brought a sweet note to operation vittles, the united states military. Air force transport pilot gail halvorsen made a heartfelt decision that became the public relations coup of the cold war. How did the candy bomber drop the candy to the kids? Pilot gail halvorsen, born in salt lake city, utah, on this day in 1920, brought a sweet note to operation vittles, the united states military. By the end of the berlin airlift in september 1949, american pilots had dropped 250,000 parachutes and 23 tons of candy. Halvorsen, known all over the world as the berlin candy bomber served as a catalyst for what came to be known as “operation little. Halvorsen — known as the candy bomber for his candy airdrops during the berlin airlift after. Inspired by the planes flying overhead, he rashly promised them that he would drop them more candy—the next day! Military pilot known as the “candy bomber” who, during the cold war, dropped sweets from his plane to german children in west berlin, passed away on february 16 at.