Behind the Scenes of the Medal of Honor F/A-18 Hornet

Gen. James F. Amos, commandant of the Marine Corps, unveiled a restored F/A-18 Hornet in dedication to recent Medal of Honor recipients during a ceremony aboard Marine Corps Air Station Miramar, Calif., Nov. 2. This video, by Cpl. Isaac Lamberth, takes a look behind the scenes into what it took to get the aircraft ready.
It took nearly two months of planning for Marine Fighter Attack Training Squadron 101 to design and restore the F/A-18. VMFAT-101 custom-painted the aircraft with the names of recent Medal of Honor recipients, Cpl. Jason L. Dunham, a Scio, N.Y., native, Sgt. Dakota Meyer, a Greensburg, Ken., native, Petty Officer 2nd Class Michael A. Monsoor, a Long Beach, Calif., native and Navy Lt. Michael P. Murphy, a Smithtown, N.Y., native., for the ceremony.
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[@SirHenryMaximo]

This is a very beautiful work on a nice fighter! I dream with the time when so pretty homages for our heroes will be made here in Brazil.

[@cOlleDgeEjuKated]

I am turning 28 this month, and I wish I would have listened in highschool during my prime. Anyone younger reading this should consider that ten years down the road you might regret ignoring a great opportunity.

[@ketchupchits]

it's fun to be a part of, to see what the end product is going to look like.

[@MrSiciro]

LOL thanks Darius. Yes indeed I am new here and thanks for the Troll heads up

[@thomasschultz613]

thought vmfat 101 flew outta yuma

[@xXMrGamePlayerXx]

what medal of honor ?

[@DronemanfromNepal]

welcoem to zhuhai airshow,china!

[@MrSiciro]

You're kidding right

[@Starioshka]

Pimp my jet.

[@DrPlatypus1]

Boo hoo.