Richard Cole last Doolittle Raider dies in Texas
Richard Cole, last of the 80 Doolittle Tokyo Raiders, died Tuesday at a Texas military hospital at age 193. His daughter Gindy Chal said he had heart issues but walked into emergency, and he remained active at air shows and memorials including the 75th anniversary ceremony in 2017. A memorial is planned at Randolph AFB with burial at Arlington later.
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Masters Rain Delays Shape Day as Fans Endure Storms
Rain drenches the Masters as Hines Sr. calls it a unique opportunity and players vow to power through the weather. Jordan Goldschmidt, new to Augusta, stands at No. 1 with family while others from Japan and Texas pause amid lightning watches. Gates reopen late as patrons in rain gear return. players discuss the rain’s effect on play and strategy.
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