Col. Ken Cordier speaks at the Museum of Flight

The NW Chapter of the Friends of the Aces hosted Honorary American Fighter Ace Col. Ken Cordier (USAF, Ret.) for a special public program at the Museum of Flight. Cordier was forced to eject on December 2, 1966 after his F-4C Phantom was hit by a surface-to-air missile. He was immediately captured, and spent 2,285 days as a POW. Don’t miss this amazing, powerful story about love of country and family.
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