Lenval Logan

Yeah, I can't talk about it, Logan.

I got to go.

Bye.

Click.

And that was enough for me to know there was more going on.

Now, here it is.

But that was 97, our time frame.

But what I want to tell you is in 1990, when I cross-trained from B-52 crew chief to intel person,

That was January 1990.

And I did not know anything about the Belgian wave.

I just knew that I was going over to Europe.

And the plane, we had stopped off in Philadelphia, which is kind of where my mom was staying and everything.

So I took the time to go grab two cheesesteaks, two hoagies.

And I was like, okay, I'm going to Germany for my first Intel assignment.

This is going to be cool.

F-15s flying around.

We got on the plane, and just as we were coming down over... We had just passed by Iceland, and we're coming down over Scotland, going towards Frankfurt, Rhein-Main Air Base.

I'm eating my cheesesteak, and some guy behind me is like, I smell cheesesteak.

Someone sell me a cheesesteak, so I sold it to him.

And he was standing right beside me, and I'm looking out the window, and all of a sudden...