World War II Veteran, 89, Flies Again

Stuart G. Newman, 89, manipulates a target locator aboard a B-17 Friday over Fort Lauderdale. Newman, a B-17 navigator/bombardier during World War II, had an opportunity to fly in the vintage aircraft operated by the Collings Foundation, a Massachusetts-based organization that tours the B-17 and other historic World War II aircraft around the U.S. Newman's last mission on a B-17 was over Europe in April 1945. The B-17, a P-51 and a B-24 are slated to be at Florida Keys Marathon Airport for touring from Monday afternoon through Wednesday at noon.

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World War II Veteran, 89, Flies Again

Stuart Newman flew his last mission of World War II 67 years ago, in the spring of 1945. On Friday he returned to the skies, in a B-17 high above South Florida.

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