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\nEAA Timeless Voices Program
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Chris Henry is a staff member at the Experimental Aircraft Association in Oshkosh, WI.\u00a0 He has been interested in aviation since he was a young boy.\u00a0 At the age of twelve, he began volunteering at the local air museum in his hometown of Pittsburgh, PA.\u00a0 There he worked on several World War Two aircraft such as the B-17 Flying Fortress, B-25 Mitchell, and P-47 Thunderbolt.\u00a0 He worked through college fueling airplanes at the local airport and graduated as an Air Traffic Controller.\u00a0 He worked ramp control for the airlines and then went on to become a manager of flight operations for a medical helicopter company.\u00a0 After serving as an air traffic controller for several years, he came to the EAA.\u00a0 In his role there he works to create special moments for people from all walks of life.\u00a0 He has worked very closely with astronauts from the Apollo Program.<\/p>\n
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After too many years in Aerospace \/ Information Technology, Jim has returned to his roots in Entertainment and chatting about stuff. Producer of popular podcasts such as Airport Minute<\/a>, The Rocketeer Minute<\/a>, Die Hard Minute<\/a>, and 007 Minute<\/a>, he’s now focused on making this podcast the best series so far.<\/p>\n