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Quentin C.
Aanenson (April 21, 1921 –
December 28, 2008) was an
American fighter pilot. He was a
World War II
veteran and
former captain of the 391st Fighter...
- Thunderbolts. One of the
Thunderbolt pilots trained at
Harding was
Quentin Aanenson, who
survived the war, and in 2007
appeared in Ken Burns' The War, a PBS...
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Aanenson.
Quentin C.
Aanenson –
World War II
flying ace, born in Luverne.
Aanenson completed 75
flying missions,
earning numerous medals.
Aanenson parti****ted...
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Founder Carl J. Marx
Headquarters Roseville,
Minnesota Key
people Steven C.
Aanenson President Products See
products section Revenue US $107
Million (2018)...
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Thunderbolt was "T-bolt".
Zemke flew a P-38 for
three of his kills.
Quentin C.
Aanenson do****ented his
experiences flying the
Thunderbolt on D-Day and subsequently...
- 885–99. doi:10.1248/yakushi.126.885. PMID 17016019. Rood AS,
McGavran PD,
Aanenson JW, Till JE (August 2001). "Stochastic
estimates of
exposure and cancer...
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Luverne Muni****l
Airport (ICAO: KLYV, FAA LID: LYV), also
known as
Quentin Aanenson Field, is a
public use
airport in Rock County, Minnesota,
United States...
- 1868–1873:
Kristian Knudson 1874–1877: Ola
Simonson Mosland 1878–1879: Per
Aanenson Vigmostad 1880–1904: Per
Person Spilling 1905–1910:
Aanen Olson Viblemo...
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Longville XVG KXVG
Longville Muni****l
Airport GA 0
Luverne LYV KLYV
Quentin Aanenson Field GA 0
Madison DXX KDXX Lac qui
Parle County Airport GA 0 Mahnomen...
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Alfred Pfaff, 82,
German footballer, 1954 FIFA
World Cup winner.
Quentin C.
Aanenson, 87,
American fighter pilot, cancer. A. O. L. Atkin, 83,
American mathematician...
