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Air Force says 4 Wing crew will help track Santa
SHARE ON: The Canadian Forces announced Thursday that Captain Tucker Densmore (right) from Halifax and Captain Sean Foster from Cold Lake are this year’s escort pilots out of 4 Wing - CAF
The North American Aerospace Defense Command has named the pilots and crew of the Royal Canadian Air Force that will help Santa make his 2020 deliveries and Cold Lake is represented once again.
The Canadian Forces announced Thursday that Captain Tucker Densmore from Halifax and Captain Sean Foster from Cold Lake are this year’s escort pilots out of 4 Wing. Corporal Edrendel Caddarao and Aviator Christopher Marsh are serving as maintainers.
Fauci visited the North Pole and tested Santa Claus to show he s immune to COVID-19
Fauci visited the North Pole and tested Santa Claus to show he s immune to COVID-19
Julia NaftulinDec 17, 2020, 03:22 IST
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Dr. Anthony
Fauci assured children that Santa Claus is immune to the
coronavirus and will be able to safely deliver gifts to homes around the world on Christmas Eve.
Fauci previously told USA Today that Mr. Claus has innate immunity from
COVID-19.
In a new interview with a Los Angeles radio station, Fauci said he tested Santa himself to come to that conclusion.
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Pandemic prompts Alaska National Guard to scale back Operation Santa Claus December 15, 2020 Soldiers unload gifts from a CH-47 Chinook helicopter in Nanwalek, Alaska, during Operation Santa Claus, on Dec. 11, 2020. (Edward Eagerton/U.S. Army National Guard via AP) ANCHORAGE, Alaska On a tiny speck of a frozen runway on the north bank of the Yukon River, nearly a hundred miles northwest of Fairbanks, Christmas was delivered in a most unusual way. An Alaska National Guard helicopter descended through a rotor-whipped cloud of snow in Stevens Village, a tiny community of about 30 people. Townspeople rushed to the airstrip on their snowmobiles after seeing the helicopter land and then watched as guardsmen wearing flight helmets unloaded boxes containing wrapped gifts for just about everyone in the community.