File:USAF A1C Roger Klenovich-circa 1967.jpg

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Image title	Col Robert W. Maloy, Commander of the 366 TFW (l) and Capt William S. Paul, 480 TFS (r), [ PJ A1C Roger Klenovich] were rescued by a 37 ARRS helicopter shortly after their USAF F-4 Phantom was shot down by enemy fire. 15 Oct 1967 [He and Captain Paul made it "feet wet" after being hit by enemy fire over North Vietnam. The PJ had to go into the water to get Col Maloy into the horse collar, who had serious whiplash from the ejection] [Maloy was leading an air strike against targets in North Vietnam when his F-4 aircraft was hit. He made it to the sea, where he and his pilot ejected from their aircraft and were picked up by the crew of a Jolly Green Giant (HH-3E helicopter of the Aerospace Rescue and Recovery Service).] Credit photo the the National Museum of the USAF
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Short title	Col Robert W. Maloy, Commander of the 366 TFW (l) and Capt William S. Paul, 480 TFS (r), [ PJ A1C Roger Klenovich] were rescued by a 37 ARRS helicopter shortly after their USAF F-4 Phantom was shot down by enemy fire. 15 Oct 1967[He and Captain Paul made it "feet wet" after being hit by enemy fire over North Vietnam. The PJ had to go into the water to get Col Maloy into the horse collar, who had serious whiplash from the ejection][Maloy was leading an air strike against targets in North Vietnam when his F-4 aircraft was hit. He made it to the sea, where he and his pilot ejected from their aircraft and were picked up by the crew of a Jolly Green Giant (HH-3E helicopter of the Aerospace Rescue and Recovery Service).]Credit photo the the National Museum of the USAF
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Date and time of digitizing	14:45, 30 September 2010
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