A memorial service in rememberence of Cole is set for Thursday at Randolph Air Force Base in San Antonio, said his daughter Cindy Chal told the Associated Press. The day will also mark the 77th anniversery of the Doolittle Tokyo Raid which Cole was part of.
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When a Raider dies, a survivor turns a goblet upside-down with the name of the fellow airman engraved on it. A ceremony to turn over Cole’s goblet will also take place at the National Museum of the U.S. Air Force though no date has been set yet.
Cole will later be buried at Arlington National Cemetery, said Tom Casey, president of the Doolittle Tokyo Raiders Association. No funeral details were available as of Friday, said a spokesman for the cemetery.
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