On Apr. 24, 1988 at Marine Corps Air Station (MCAS) El Toro during air show, Marine Corps pilot Col. Jerry Cadick crashed while performing one of his maneuvers. Col Cadick incredibly survived a 75G force impact with serious injuries to his entire body. He made the comment after the crash, “The only thing I didn’t break was my earlobes”. Col Cadick was medically retired from the Marines and eventually learned to walk again and eventually fly. Unfortunately Col Jerry Cadick passed away in 2015 at

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Take a moment to learn about the Flying Leatherneck Aviation Museum’s beginnings and future with Michael Aguilar, retired Brigadier General and the current President/CEO of the Flying Leatherneck Historical Foundation. The Flying Leatherneck Aviation Museum, the only museum dedicated to Marine Corps aviation, is returning to its original site at Marine Corps Air Station El Toro — now the Great Park. Initially established in 1989, the museum relocated to Marine Corps Air Station Miramar after El