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| | Edward J. Kelly, Colonel, United States Air Force |
 | | In the course of World War II, he flew the entire gamut of the Army Air Corps multi-engine aircraft in all theatres of the war, including the famous B 24 Liberator, the B 17 Flying Fortress, as well as the B-25, B 26, C 46, C 47, C 49, C 87, and C 54 aircraft. |
 | | Even at the age of 85, he was a greatly respected and warmly revered authority on air transportation who was credited with helping to achieve some of the organizational milestones of military air transportation, including the creation of the U.S. Transportation Command. |
 | | He was the only USAF employee to have served continuously from the days of the Army Air Corps Air Transport Command through the creation of the United States Air Force in 1947 and the ensuing air transport commands, MATS, MAC and the present Air Mobility Command (AMC). |
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