Ed De Shae
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Ed De Shae came into the Air Force in 1965 and broke barriers by becoming the first black Pararescuman. Ed describes the adversity he faced throughout his Air Force career and also recounts his most memorable mission which led to him being awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross. Ed went on to a successful career in the performing arts with the aspiration of helping others.
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