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Natalie Clydesdale
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Reporter, KFOR-TV (Oklahoma City, OK)
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By Natalie Clydesdale Verified| KFOR-TV (Oklahoma City, OK) Verified OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) – It was an emotional morning at Tinker Air Force Base remembering April 19, 1995, one of the darkest days in Oklahoma history. “The tragedy that struck in the heart of Oklahoma City,” said Colonel Abigail Ruscetta, the 72nd Air Base Wing Commander at Tinker AFB. 168 lives, including those of two airmen from Tinker were taken. Airman Cartney McRaven was a member of the 3rd Combat Communications Group.
By Natalie Clydesdale Verified| Yahoo Verified OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) – It was an emotional morning at Tinker Air Force Base remembering April 19, 1995, one of the darkest days in Oklahoma history. “The tragedy that struck in the heart of Oklahoma City,” said Colonel Abigail Ruscetta, the 72nd Air Base Wing Commander at Tinker AFB. 168 lives, including those of two airmen from Tinker were taken. Airman Cartney McRaven was a member of the 3rd Combat Communications Group.
By Natalie Clydesdale Verified| KFOR-TV (Oklahoma City, OK) Verified OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) – It was an emotional morning at Tinker Air Force Base remembering April 19, 1995, one of the darkest days in Oklahoma history. “The tragedy that struck in the heart of Oklahoma City,” said Colonel Abigail Ruscetta, the 72nd Air Base Wing Commander at Tinker AFB. 168 lives, including those of two airmen from Tinker were taken. Airman Cartney McRaven was a member of the 3rd Combat Communications Group.
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KFOR-TV (Oklahoma City, OK)
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, United States
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