COL Charlie Bock (USAF) Passes
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Charlie Bock, who served in the Air Force for 30 years, died Aug. 22. (Iowa Flying Museum)
COL Charlie Bock recently passed away. He was an Air Force pilot involved in the Vietnam War, one of those fortunate enough to have avoided being shot down by the VC’s antiaircraft artillery.
The complete story is here: https://www.airforcetimes.com/news/your-air-force/2019/08/30/retired-col-charlie-bock-legendary-test-pilot-who-commanded-the-b-1s-first-flight-dies-at-93/
He flew just about everything as a test pilot, including the Blackbird SR-71 and was the chief test pilot for Rockwell’s B-1 bomber program. He leaves behind his second wife Joyce, his children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren. He was 93.
Category: Air Force, Historical
RIP COL Bock.
Godspeed and Farewell Colonel Bock.
Slow Hand Salute!
Godspeed Sir, RIP and may He be with you family/
Another Warrior joins his Comrades in Valhalla.
*Slow Salute *
Fair winds and following seas, Colonel Bock.
Gutsy dude.
Rest well, COL.