David Hawkins, Field McConnell, and John Prukop are experts in their respective fields and their technical knowledge aids our understanding of the events of 9-11.
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FIELD MCCONNELL
Born 1949 to career USAF bomber pilot and WWII army nurse.
1949-1967: USAF dependent living in Texas, Florida, Massachusetts, Puerto Rico, Hawaii
1967: Graduated from Punahou School, Honolulu
1967-1971: US Naval Academy, Annapolis
1971-1977: US Marine Corps pilot A4, KC130
1977-1993: North Dakota ANG pilot, F4, F16
1978: William Tell, World-wide fighter competition
1986: William Tell, World-wide fighter competition
1993: Retired as Lieutenant Colonel
1978-2007: North Central, Republic, and Northwest Airlines pilot
Retired early 3-5-2007 due to whistleblowing 9-11
Captain DC9, A320, DC10, B747-400
Field McConnell began his in-depth study of this seminal event when the local paper, the Fargo Forum, called him at home during the early afternoon of 9-11-2001. The reporter talked about 40 minutes, then asked if Field could be photographed for a front-page story. The Fargo Forum, a Pulitzer Prize-winning daily based in Fargo ND, sent a photographer to McConnell’s farm near Glyndon, MN, 13 miles east of Fargo. On 9-12-2001 the headline was, “Our Nation Saw Evil,” and included photographs of the World Trade Center rubble, Osama Bin Laden, President George W. Bush, and Field McConnell.
The newspaper was very familiar with McConnell’s background as a Lt. Colonel and aviation pilot who had flown the F4 Phantom and F16 Falcon during his 16 years of duty with the North Dakota ANG. His inclusion in that day’s headline news story clearly demonstrated that McConnell was an 9-11 “expert.” Field still has a copy of the 9-12-2001 article and offers to email it to anyone upon request.
McConnell maintains a strong, vested interest with the events of 9-11. Two USNA alums, Captain Chic Burlingame [USNA ’71] and Captain Gerald DeConto [USNA ’79], died on 9-11-2001 as a result of two separate accidents.
Captain Burlingame was a classmate of McConnell’s who perished when his AA77 vaporized over the Atlantic Ocean. Captain DeConto died 45 minutes after Captain Burlingame’s accident when the Pentagon was hit by the flying aircraft that struck a window where DeConto was stationed.
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DAVID HAWKINS is a Forensic Economist for Hawks CAFE, specializing in Disaster Analysis and Virtual-Reality Prototyping. He is in demand as a keynote speaker and workshop presenter and is often hired as a consultant for Special Projects.
Academic Record
· First Class Honours Degree in Mechanical Engineering, Cambridge University.
· Diploma in Industrial Management, Cambridge University.
· Foundation Scholarship, Queens’ College, Cambridge University, for outstanding academic performance in Applied Mathematics and Thermodynamics (Science of Waste and Chaos) .
JOHN PRUKOP is publisher of CCW On Target.
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great post hope to see some additional comments next Tuesday…kisses