Remains of Vietnam War Pilot Flown Home by Son

The remains of an Air Force pilot whose plane was shot down in 1967 during the Vietnam War have been returned to Texas on a commercial jet flown by his son.
The flag-draped casket containing the remains of 36-year-old Colonel Roy Knight Jr. of Millsap, Texas, arrived at Dallas Love Field, Thursday, August 8, on a Southwest Airlines flight flown by Captain Bryan Knight.
The Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency says Roy Knight, whose remains were accounted for in June, will be buried Saturday in Weatherford, 80 kilometers west of Dallas. (AP)

CATCH THE LATEST AMERICA'S VOICE LIVE SHOW

TRUMP NOMINEE SENATE CONFIRMATION HEARINGS DAY 2

CATCH THE LATEST STEVE GRUBER SHOW

WATCH THE AMERICAN SUNRISE SHOW M-F AT 7AM ET.

WATCH THE LATEST EDITION OF WAR ROOM WITH STEVE BANNON

WATCH PRESIDENT TRUMP'S PRESSER AT MAR-A-LAGO 1-7-24

WATCH THIS WEEK'S BREAKING POINT WITH DAVID ZERE

WATCH THE LATEST COWBOY LOGIC BARN PARTY SHOW

WATCH RAV'S ELECTION NIGHT 2024 LIVE COVERAGE

WATCH ON RUMBLE WATCH ON GETTR

JOIN US IN LIVE CHAT 24/7 ON RUMBLE

JOIN US ON OUR 24/7 LIVE RUMBLE STREAM