East have normal blood it means i dont think this is clean competitions we will see there are skiers doping also in these competitions. Weve asked the International Olympic committee whether it will investigate such that began the geishas was still awaiting that reply however a sports lawyer that we spoke to told us its worrying the i. O. C. Hasnt publicly commented yet on the issue but its interesting as you heard the outcry in the media about these allegations you havent seen any action. As it currently stands i dont see there being an investigation which you know is in the light of everything weve discovered with regards to the russian doping allegations is troubling everybody where there is a problem should be investigated we need to understand doping is in fact a global problem is raised by this documentary we need to understand that doping as happened in occurs across the world and that this is not an incident slated to russia this is a global problem its a continuing problem and
[applause] this attack is back [applause] [applause] downstairs getting ready to start the ceremony, he was asking do i stand for the army or for the air force because he was in the army airce force. I said you are 93yearsold q. Can stand up for anybody that you3ol want to. [applause] and Army Air Force veteran who served in world war ii between 1941 and 1945. He enlisted on his 18th birthday just two months after the bombing of pearl harbor. After graduating from the airfield as a Fighter Pilot in august of 1943, at the ripe old age of 19, he spent the remainder flying to p. 47 and p. 51 in the n pacific with the 78h fighter squadron. He participated in the first landbased fighter mission over Japan December and april 1945 and has the unique distinction of having flown the final combat mission of world war ii on the 14th of august, 1945, the data combat ended. On this mission his wing man was the last man killed in a combat mission in world war ii. His experience as a Fighter Pilot ar
[applause] [applause] [applause] as we were downstairs getting ready to start the ceremony, captain jerry yellin was asking do i stand for the army with the air force because he was in the Army Air Force. I said you are 93yearsold. You can stand for anybody you want to. [applause] Army Air Force veteran who served in world war ii between 1941 and 1945. He enlisted on his 18th birthday just after the bombing of pearl harbor. After graduating as a Fighter Pilot in august of 1983, at the ripe old age of 19, he spent the remainder flying the p. 47 and 51 nation in the pacific with the 78th fighter squadron. He participated in the first landbased missions over japan. On the 14th of august 1945 the data combat ended. His wing man was the last man killed imankilled in a combat mn world war ii. Captured in his book the last fighter published earlier this year. Please welcome to the platform the distinguished flying cross world war ii veteran and Fighter Pilot captain jerry yellin. [applause] [
Philip off could be heard shouting this is for our lads as he blew up a hand grenade and killed himself the story of the pilots bravery has not gone unnoticed r. T. Received this letter from a veteran u. S. Serviceman offering support and asking if there is a fund collecting donations for his widow and child we have asked the Russian Armed forces if such a fund is being created we are waiting for clarification and the man who wrote that letter gave our team his views on felipe off story. He knew what is chair of this war. Any knew what he had to do. Any knew he was never going to be captured. Thats a decision he had to bake. Its very hard to put. Actually. You did really had to do it was a personal decision. He knew what could happen to him he knows what can happen to other troops and what has happened to his comrades these are very important people to you. And you do most anything for them. Even risk your life he had to do our work this. Year. I wonder if i would be brave enough to do
[music]. [music] [applause]. [applause] as we were downstairs getting ready to start, captain jerry yellin was asking me do i stand for the army . Or do i stand for the air force . Because he was in the Army Air Forces. I said sir, you are 93 years old. You can stand for anybody you want to. [applause] captain jerry yellin is an Army Air Force veteran who served in world war ii between 1941 and 1945. He enlisted on his 18th birthday just two months after the bombing of pearl harbor. After graduating from loup Army Airfield as an island in 1943, thats a right old age of, he spent the remainder of the war flying c 47s and p 51 combat missions in the pacific with the 78 fighter squadron. He participated in the first landbased fighter mission over japan on april 7, 1945. And as the unique distinction of having flown a final combat mission of world war ii on august 14, 1945. Today, and. On that mission is when man philip schlumberger was the last man killed in a combat mission in world war