Pilots Fly Memorial Route 80 Years After Japan’s WWII Bombings

Pilots Fly Memorial Route 80 Years After Japan’s WWII Bombings

What happens when a Japanese pilot and a former US nuclear adviser fly wing to wing over the birthplace of the atomic bomb mission? A flight becomes a symbol of healing.On the 80th anniversary of Hiroshima, Adrian Eichhorn, 69, and Shinji Maeda, 46, will soar in formation over Utah’s Wendover Field. The historic site is where crews trained for the atomic bombings that ended WWII. “It’s history forgotten,” Eichhorn says. “If this helps renew that…